Factory Mezzanines, Shutters and Sheds in Noida's Sector 63 Industrial Belt

North of the Sector 62 office parks, Noida's older industrial sectors run in a belt through Sectors 57, 58 and 59 and on to 63, 64 and 65. The plots hold everything from garment and export units to electronics assembly, printing, warehousing and back offices. Sector 59 is now also known for corporate and IT buildings, and the Blue Line serves the belt at Sector 59 and Noida Electronic City. Factory buildings here are mostly RCC or steel-framed sheds on rectangular plots, and the fabrication they need is practical, heavy and tied to production.

Adding floor space without a new building

Units in this belt usually run out of floor area long before they run out of height. An MS mezzanine floor adds a deck for storage, a finishing line or an office inside the existing shed. What decides the design:

• Load. Storage of rolls or cartons weighs far more than desks. Tell us what will sit on the deck.
• Columns. The mezzanine's columns land on the existing floor, so the slab under each one is checked at the visit.
• Access. A straight MS stair with a handrail is standard; a spiral staircase saves space where floor is tight.
• Edges. Open edges need a guard rail; a staircase railing in MS is the usual choice.
• Finish. Primer and paint at minimum, or powder coating for a longer life.

Shutters, loading bays and roofs

The front of a factory is a loading bay and a shutter. A rolling shutter in galvanised steel is the standard, motorised where goods move all day. Over the loading bay, a car parking shed-style MS and sheet canopy keeps trucks and cartons dry in the monsoon. Inside, ventilation matters in a hot shed, and aluminium louvers above windows let air through while keeping rain out. If an existing roof sags or leaks, see shed roof sagging and terrace shed leaking.

Offices inside the factory

Most units keep an admin office, a QC room or a sampling room on the shop floor, and glass is the usual way to build them because supervisors want to see the line. A frameless fixed glass office partition from ₹350 per sq ft or an aluminium profile office partition with door from ₹1,100 per sq ft closes off a room while keeping sightlines. The aluminium-framed version handles dust and machine noise better. Both use 12mm Saint-Gobain toughened glass. If you are setting up a fresh unit, see warehouses and factories in Noida.

The front of the building

Export units in particular host buyers, and a tired front does them no favours. ACP cladding over the front elevation is the quickest refresh; ask for a fire-retardant core (see ACP fire-retardant core). Our ACP cladding price guide explains what drives the cost.

FabWise runs the same process for factories as in Gurugram: a ₹99 visit, usually within 24–48 hours, then a free, all-inclusive written quote within about two hours. Payment is 50% advance, 50% on completion, and installation can be planned around production shifts. Next door, Sector 62 covers office-park fit-outs, and metal fabrication in Noida lists every steel job. Book a visit with your layout or a rough sketch.