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Needed more spare parts storage within an existing live workshop; regional freight delays meant more stock had to be held on site; the second mezzanine...
Delivered a second mezzanine for the site, covering 300m² of the existing workshop; included a 2.4m-high perimeter frame fence for added protection around the active...
Bankstown is one of Sydney's most active trade and manufacturing hubs — a dense, well-established industrial precinct where sites are busy from early morning and yard space is at a premium. The area supports a wide cross-section of operators: automotive, fabrication, food production, trade supply, and light manufacturing, many of whom have been operating from the same building for years.
With little vacant land and strong demand for industrial space, businesses in Bankstown rarely have the option of simply moving to something bigger. A mezzanine is usually the practical answer — adding usable floor area above an already-busy operation without changing the address.
Over 150 mezzanines delivered since 2018 across Queensland industrial estates including the Sunshine Coast.
Most industrial mezzanines in this area proceed via a Complying Development Certificate (CDC) through a private registered certifier; council referral only occurs where planning controls trigger it.
All designs meet NCC (BCA) and relevant Australian Standards, with load-specific engineering.
We coordinate documentation, inspections and handover directly with your certifier.
Relevant New South Wales projects include sites in Liverpool, Wetherill Park, Ingleburn, and the broader South West Sydney corridor.
Serving nearby: Condell Park, Revesby, Padstow, Milperra, Villawood, Wetherill Park.
Do you work in live facilities?
Yes. We stage installations and can work outside operating hours to minimise downtime.
Do you build non-habitable platforms for sheds and garages?
Absolutely. We design to the appropriate live and dead loads and align with your certifier’s requirements.
Will I need council approval?
Most NSW projects proceed via a private certifier on a CDC pathway. Council referral only occurs where specific planning controls apply. We handle all documentation and inspections.
Tell us your footprint, intended use, and access constraints. We’ll provide a fixed quote and a proposed install window.
Footprint (m²) • Intended use • Known loads • Access limits • Preferred install window
