Make room for your next stage of business—within the premises you already have.
Rack & Save’s Superblock mezzanine brings an additional usable level into this high-ceiling Ubi unit, with plywood flooring, steel-grating stairs and a coordinated blue railing system.
A high ceiling is an opportunity to rethink how a commercial unit works. For this Ubi commercial office and showroom project, the client wanted to maximise the available vertical space. Rack & Save supplied a Superblock racking platform to create an additional level within the existing interior.
The installation combines an open upper deck with enclosed spaces beneath. Blue perimeter railings define the elevated floor, while a matching staircase establishes a clear connection between levels. The result brings the upper floor, lower rooms and access route into one coherent arrangement.
For businesses balancing office activity, product presentation and everyday circulation, this project shows how a mezzanine can make more of a high-ceiling space. The final allocation of rooms and floor areas depends on the business brief and the approved use of the premises.
Unlock the additional space available in a high-ceiling unit while retaining a practical ground-floor arrangement for a commercial office and showroom setting.
A raised platform introduces a second usable level, supported by a layout that keeps the staircase, room entrances and exposed platform edge clearly defined.
Plywood is the specified mezzanine floor material for this Ubi installation. The open upper deck adds a distinct usable level above the ground-floor layout.
A dedicated staircase connects the two levels. Steel-grating treads and matching blue railings are part of the project’s access arrangement.
The blue railing system gives the platform edge and stair access a consistent appearance, clearly defining the elevated level.
The supplied views show enclosed rooms and doorways beneath the mezzanine, illustrating the relationship between the raised floor and the commercial interior below.
| Project location | Ubi, Singapore |
|---|---|
| Business type | Commercial Office / Showroom |
| System | Superblock Racking Platform / Mezzanine |
| Mezzanine floor material | Plywood |
| Stair tread material | Steel grating |
| Maximum load | 250 kg/m² maximum |
| Visible finishes | Blue railings and stair frame; light-coloured lower-level enclosure |
Loading information: Maximum loading for this Ubi project is 250 kg per square metre (250 kg/m²). Refer to the project’s structural loading schedule and installed load notice for operating requirements.
View the platform, staircase, upper deck and lower-level spaces. Select any image to enlarge the complete artwork.
An effective commercial mezzanine starts with how people will use the space. Bring the intended activities, access needs and building constraints into the discussion from the outset.
Describe the office, showroom or supporting activities you want to accommodate. Identify furniture, displays, equipment and circulation requirements before finalising the layout.
Review the staircase position, room entrances, available headroom and the relationship between the upper level and the ground-floor interior.
Discuss the floor plan, building conditions, services, loading requirements and project-specific submission needs with Rack & Save and the relevant project team.
The staircase is central to the usability of a mezzanine. In this Ubi project, the blue steel access stair sits beside the lower-level enclosure and connects directly to the upper platform.
The steel-grating treads, inclined handrails and upper perimeter railings form a coordinated access arrangement. The complete image shows the stair in context, including its relationship to the neighbouring doorway and platform edge.
For a new commercial office or showroom installation, stair positioning should be considered together with daily circulation, room access and the intended use of both levels.
Explore Mezzanine InstallationThe project is located in the Ubi area of Singapore and is presented as a commercial office / showroom installation.
The specified mezzanine floor material is plywood. Plywood thickness and the detailed floor build-up have not been supplied for this case study.
The project uses a blue steel access staircase with steel-grating treads, connecting the ground floor to the upper platform.
The maximum load is 250 kg per square metre (250 kg/m²). Refer to the project’s structural loading schedule and installed load notice for operating requirements.
A similar concept can be discussed, but the layout, permissible use, loads, headroom, access and submission requirements must be assessed for the individual premises.
Share your location, floor plan or dimensions, available clear height, photographs, proposed activities on each level and expected loads. Include your preferred timeline and any known building or landlord requirements.
Tell us how you want your space to work. Share your floor plan, available height and intended use, and discuss a Superblock mezzanine designed around your premises.