Attic rack, also known as mezzanine floor or platform, is a raised platform constructed within a warehouse or industrial space to create additional floor space for storage, work areas, or offices.

• Increased Storage Capacity: By adding a secondary level of storage space, mezzanine racks effectively double the usable floor area within a warehouse or industrial facility, allowing for increased storage capacity without the need for expansion or relocation.
• Cost-Effective Solution: Compared to building or expanding a facility, installing mezzanine racks is often a more cost-effective way to increase storage space and operational efficiency.
• Multi-purpose Use: In addition to storage, mezzanine racks can also be used for other purposes such as offices, production areas, assembly lines, or retail space, providing a versatile solution for maximizing the use of available space.

1. What is Attic Rack?
Attic Rack is a modular storage system designed to maximize unused space in attics. It typically consists of durable shelving or platforms that sit above insulation, providing a safe and organized area to store items like seasonal decorations, boxes, or lightweight belongings.

2. How do I install Attic Rack?
Installation usually involves:

• Assembling the rack components.
• Positioning them across attic joists.
• Securing with screws or brackets (tools like a drill and level may be required).Detailed instructions are included with the product, and no professional help is needed for most setups.

3. What weight can Attic Rack hold?
Weight capacity varies by model, but most racks support 10–25 lbs per square foot. Always check the manufacturer’s specifications and distribute weight evenly.

4. Is Attic Rack compatible with all attic types?
Yes, but ensure your attic has:

• Adequate vertical clearance (at least 3 feet).
• Stable joists to anchor the rack.Avoid installing in attics with knob-and-tube wiring or compromised structural integrity.

5. What materials is it made from?
Most Attic Racks use lightweight, durable materials like:

• Powder-coated steel.
• High-density plastic.
• Reinforced composite boards.