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The factory had limited ground-floor storage, with equipment, vehicles and trailers competing for space. The unit was approximately 6.6 metres high, leaving valuable vertical space...
FMF installed an approximately 8m × 5.3m mezzanine with stairs and a pallet gate. The new floor allowed equipment and materials to be stored overhead,...
As the premier industrial engine room between the Gold Coast and Brisbane, the Yatala/Stapylton precinct is defined by large-scale warehousing, logistics hubs, and heavy manufacturing. With massive tilt-panel facilities and high-clearance portals, these suburbs are ideal for multi-level mezzanine builds that capitalize on significant vertical "air space," allowing businesses to double their footprint without moving away from the M1 corridor.
Over 150 mezzanines delivered since 2018 across Queensland industrial estates including the Gold Coast.
Relevant Queensland projects include sites in Ormeau, Luscombe, Loganholme, Beenleigh, and Holmview — all within the M1 northern growth corridor. Serving nearby: Willow Vale, Pimpama, Coomera, Steiglitz, Woongoolba, Alberton.
How quickly can you install a large-scale mezzanine in the Yatala Enterprise Area?
In the massive warehousing environments typical of Stapylton and Yatala, we use high-reach equipment and bolt-together steel to move quickly. A 100m² platform can often be standing in 3-4 days, minimizing downtime for your logistics or manufacturing workflow.
What are the load rating requirements for Yatala industrial mezzanines?
Since Yatala and Stapylton host heavy industry and logistics, we design for high-capacity loads (e.g., 5kPa or higher). Whether you’re storing heavy engine parts or setting up a pick-and-pack zone, we ensure the engineering meets the heavy-duty demands of the precinct.
Do I need a new Development Application (DA) for a Stapylton warehouse?
In large-scale facilities, a mezzanine is often treated as a "minor change" or "accepted development" if it doesn't change the primary use of the site. We work with local certifiers familiar with the Yatala/Stapylton industrial zoning to ensure you stay compliant without unnecessary council delays.
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
