Commercial Office Workspace Mezzanine at CT Hub 2, Singapore.

The photographs show a black-painted steel-framed mezzanine with a plywood upper floor, steel staircase, stair opening and safety railings over an existing commercial workspace. Contact Rack & Save to discuss a mezzanine for your permitted commercial use.

The setting visibly includes desks, work equipment and an occupied commercial working area below the elevated floor. It is best described as a commercial office or workspace mezzanine project, rather than a pallet-racking warehouse installation.

CT Hub 2 is at 114 Lavender Street, Singapore 338729, in the Kallang area.

The original site images show plywood sheet decking and visible panel joints across the elevated platform. The plywood deck is integrated with the steel platform and staircase arrangement.

Yes. Black-painted steel beams, vertical columns, underside framing and staircase members are visible. Our team can plan a structural solution around your site conditions and intended loading.

The photographs show a black steel stair flight with open-grating treads, handrails and an upper landing. We plan stair access around each site’s circulation and safety requirements.

Steel guardrails are visible around the stair opening and upper landing, together with rail sections on the mezzanine edge. Guardrail arrangements are planned around the project’s access and edge-protection requirements.

For a similar commercial mezzanine, Rack & Save can review your intended upper-floor use, inventory or equipment loads, access and available building height to plan an appropriate platform solution.

A mezzanine must not be assumed suitable for regularly occupied office use solely because it is located above an office. Approved purpose, occupancy, structural loading, accessibility, fire safety and other applicable requirements must be assessed for the specific site.