As industrial space tightens across both cities, Adex Group is scaling its mezzanine floor design and installation services to help warehouse operators, manufacturers, and retailers add capacity without relocating.
Girraween, NSW, Australia, 6th Aug 2026 – Adex Group, a specialist in mezzanine floors, mezzanine offices, and industrial space optimisation, has expanded its mezzanine floor solutions for warehouse operators, manufacturers, and retailers across Sydney and Brisbane. The expansion responds to sustained demand from businesses seeking to add usable floor space inside their existing buildings rather than relocate to new premises.
Adex Group’s mezzanine solutions allow operators to add between 30 and 100 per cent more usable floor area within their current footprint, without triggering a lease change and, in most buildings with sufficient ceiling clearance, without interrupting day-to-day operations. The company designs, manufactures, and installs each system to suit the building and the operation, from pallet storage and packing areas to parts storage and mezzanine offices.
The expansion comes as industrial vacancy across Sydney and Brisbane remains tight, particularly for prime and super-prime space. Sydney’s industrial vacancy rate sits at 5.8 per cent, the highest of any capital city, according to JLL Research’s Q1 2026 industrial vacancy update, while Brisbane’s has held broadly stable at around 5 per cent. Cushman & Wakefield’s Inflection Point report forecasts prime industrial rents to grow 3.9 per cent in both 2026 and 2027, with national rental growth expected to average 4.8 per cent per year through to 2030.
Against that backdrop, the maths behind relocation is getting harder. Moving to a larger, higher-spec facility often means paying more for less flexibility, and many suitable sites are simply unavailable. For operators reviewing their options, staying put and using the vertical space already inside their building becomes the pragmatic choice.
A mezzanine floor is an intermediate level built inside an existing warehouse, workshop, or industrial building. Depending on the ceiling height, a mezzanine can add 30 to 100 per cent more usable floor area without extending the site’s footprint or triggering a lease change. In most buildings with sufficient clearance, the extra space can be delivered while day-to-day operations continue.
The applications are broad. Mezzanines are being used to:
- Add pallet storage above ground-level racking in warehouses and logistics facilities
- Free floor space for new production lines in manufacturing plants
- Create dedicated packing and dispatch areas for e-commerce and retail operators
- Add parts storage and office space above automotive service bays
- Extend storage capacity vertically in import and distribution facilities
The financial argument is straightforward. Relocation costs typically include lease breaks, downtime, staff disruption, fit-out of a new facility, and lost productivity during transition. Adding capacity inside an existing building sidesteps most of those costs entirely.
Australia’s industrial property cycle is moving into a phase where landlords hold the upper hand. For businesses without the leverage to secure new prime space at a workable rent, the practical response is often to make the existing building work harder.
ABOUT ADEX GROUP
Adex Group designs, manufactures, and installs mezzanine floors, mezzanine offices, access systems, and industrial space optimisation solutions across Australia. With over 35 years of experience, the company works with warehouses, manufacturers, retailers, and commercial property owners in Sydney, Brisbane, and nationally.
Learn more at adexgroup.com.au. For mezzanine floor solutions in Sydney or Brisbane, visit the Adex Group website.
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