Mezzanine brings storage back in-house

The additional storage space
created by the installation of a
Revlok mezzanine floor from
Doity at the distribution
centre of Rainbow Cosmetics
in Manchester has enabled the
company to bring storage
back in-house and c

The additional storage space
created by the installation of a
Revlok mezzanine floor from
Doity at the distribution
centre of Rainbow Cosmetics
in Manchester has enabled the
company to bring storage
back in-house and cut out the
cost of third-party storage.

When rapid expansion
increased pressure on storage
space, a short term solution
had been to pay for
warehouse storage space
elsewhere, but the option of
installing a mezzanine floor
made financial sense. Having
taken the decision to go
ahead, Rainbow Cosmetics
took a closer look at two
suppliers, one of which was
Doity Engineering creator of
the Revlok brand.

Martin Core, Rainbow
Cosmetics’ warehouse and
distribution manager,
explained: “The two
proposals we looked at were
similar on the pricing side.

However, we decided on
Doity after seeing one of
their mezzanine floors in
Bolton. Our decision was
based on having confidence
in their quality, safety
features and durability.”
All mezzanine floors
designed by Doity focus on
the details that reflect the
demands of every customer’s
business. The specifications
at Rainbow Cosmetics
included a suspended ceiling
and column casings, three
load gates and a safety handrail
all the way around the
mezzanine. To conform with
building regulations, Doity
have ensured that the 50m
mezzanine floor has a onehour
fire rating certification.

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