Industrial Shed and Mezzanine Structures - AB Engineering Manesar

Industrial Shed & Mezzanine

Industrial Sheds & Mezzanine Solutions

We design and manufacture industrial sheds, warehouse sheds and mezzanine structures according to your space, storage and operational requirements.

Why Structure Planning Matters

Industrial Space Designed Around Your Requirements

A good industrial shed should support your work, storage and equipment needs. We consider the required area, height, layout, access and usage before finalising the structure.

For mezzanine floors, we plan the structure according to the intended load, available height and ground-floor activities, helping you make better use of your existing space.

Discuss Your Requirement

Industrial Shed

Industrial sheds can be used for manufacturing, production, storage and other operations. We plan the frame, bay spacing and roofing according to the intended use, available space and site requirements.

Suitable for manufacturing, production and warehouse use
Span, bay spacing and roofing planned for your requirements
Designed, fabricated and erected by our experienced team

Warehouse Shed

Our warehouse sheds are planned around storage requirements, racking layout, aisle space and material movement. This helps make better use of the available floor area and height.

Designed around your storage and operational requirements
Column placement planned around your racking layout
Planned for easy material movement and aisle access

Mezzanine Solutions

A mezzanine floor can add useful storage or working space without increasing the building footprint. We plan the deck, columns, staircase and load capacity according to how the mezzanine will be used.

Adds useful storage or working space within your existing building
Deck and column design based on the required load
Planned to work with existing shed space and ground-floor activities

Common Questions

Industrial Sheds & Mezzanine — Common Questions

Can a mezzanine be added to an existing shed?

Yes, a mezzanine can often be added to an existing shed. The existing structure, available height, layout and required load should be checked before the design is finalised.

What's the difference between a manufacturing shed and a warehouse shed?

A manufacturing shed is generally planned around production equipment and process flow, while a warehouse shed is planned around storage, racking, aisles and material movement.

How is mezzanine floor loading decided?

Mezzanine loading depends on its intended use, such as storage racks, equipment or regular movement. The structure is planned according to the required load.

Do you handle both design and on-site erection?

Yes. We handle design, fabrication and erection through our team at IMT Manesar, providing a single point of contact for the project.