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How to Increase Plant Space and Avoid New Construction Costs Publisher: Cubic Designs, Inc. Overview: This paper outlines how custom designed structural mezzanine floors help increase plant space and avoid costs of new construction. Factors that must be considered to evaluate the feasibility of any new construction are listed, detailing the cost considerations of new construction using examples. Explaining how structural mezzanines can be used to add a second or third level inside the existing facility, the paper highlights how mezzanines provide a flexible solution for transforming existing building into usable space. The advantages of custom designed structural mezzanines are listed, stating the importance of selecting a mezzanine manufacturer that offers professional engineering services. Using an example, the paper illustrates how mezzanine floors increase space without adding extra energy costs, property taxes, or insurance premiums. View Company Profile View Company News View Materials Handling Suppliers View Materials Handling Guides View Plant & Facility Equipment Suppliers View Plant & Facility Equipment Guides Format: PDF Date: 2010-06-24 View all Cubic Designs, Inc. White Papers TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. New Construction - Is It Really the Best Option? 1 1.1. Example 2 1.2. Single Story Factory 2 1.3. Single Story Warehouse 2 1.4. Leasing Space Isn't Much Better 2 1.5. Buy an Existing Building? 2 2. Is Your Facility Really Maxed-Out of Space? 2 3. Structural Mezzanines Transform Cube into Usable Space 3 3.1. Structural Mezzanine Advantages 3 4. Not All Mezzanines Are Created Equal 4 5. A Solution that Makes Good Economic Sense 4 5.1. Example 5

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