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RAISED ACCESS FLOORING SYSTEM

This is an elevated floor system installed above a sub-surface, usually a concrete slab, which creates a flexible working environment by cleverly utilizing the floor void in between to run power and network cables. Raised floors, known as access floors, are very cost-effective and are mostly used in data centers as well as other commercial spaces.
This is an elevated floor system installed above a sub-surface, usually a concrete slab, which creates a flexible working environment by cleverly utilizing the floor void in between to run power and network cables. Raised floors, known as access floors, are very cost-effective and are mostly used in data centers as well as other commercial spaces.

RAISED ACCESS FLOORING SYSTEM

With modern technology ruling the times, offices have more and more cable and data lines than ever before. Electrical, data, and phone lines are neatly enclosed under an elevated floor system, known as ‘raised access flooring, while still easily accessible for underfloor air delivery systems, maintenance, and reconfiguration. Raised access flooring provides the client with a solution that meets all needs without making any compromises. They are commonly used in workspaces that rely on significant levels of computer or telecom equipment, such as financial centres, government offices and call centers. Raised floors are also installed in data processing and telecom centers to enable ease of cabling and wiring in the floor void.

 Key components of the traditional raised access flooring are::

Panel:  A floor plate that can be covered with a variaty of flooring finishes. There are different types of floor panels from all steel, to concrete-filled panels, woodcore panels, calcium sulphate panels, HPL finish, PVC Finish and perforated floor panels. 

Pedestal: An adjustable vertical post, which is bonded to the subfloor with mechanical fixing and an epoxy resin-based adhesive, if needed. The posts support the panels on the four corners

Stringers:  These are horizontal steel bars that connects

Types of Floor Panels:

Panels form the supporting and walking surface for raised access flooring. Different types of floor panels designed for easy installation and frequent removal include:

Concrete-Filled Floor Panels: This is another commonly used access floor panel with formulated cementitious fill and a power coated epoxy finish. This adds to the strength of the panel providing superior stability, rigidity, and durability. 

Calcium-Sulphate Floor Panels: A floor plate that can be covered with a variaty of flooring finishes. There are different types of floor panels from all steel, to concrete-filled panels, woodcore panels, calcium sulphate panels, HPL finish, PVC Finish and perforated floor panels.

Woodcore Floor Panels: The Woodcore Access Panel is constructed of a high-density chipboard. The top surface is either High Pressure Laminate (HPL), Conduct PVC or stone, while the bottom is aluminum foil or galvanized steel sheet.

Steel Perforated Floor Panels: A floor plate that can be covered with a variaty of flooring finishes. There are different types of floor panels from all steel, to concrete-filled panels, woodcore panels, calcium sulphate panels, HPL finish, PVC Finish and perforated floor panels.

RAISED ACCESS FLOORING SYSTEM

Our raised floor system FS800 is here to meet all your office needs. It is specifically designed for offices that require an elevated floor system where all the wiring and cabling is self-contained. The assembly of the raised access flooring comprises of removable panels that are laid in a grid formation on adjustable vertical pedestals. Horizontal steel bars, called stringers, connect to the pedestal grid and the panels to increase the performance of the raised access flooring. This also aids with lateral stability during installation of the adjusted pedestals height.

“High quality raised access flooring supplied and installed by our professional installation team.”

The panel structure we provide is bare finish steel with cement fill and an independent four-corner support structure. The lower panel is ST14 stretched plate and the surface plane is SPCC hard steel painted with a conductive anti-static epoxy resin. Lightweight cementitious fill makes the panels solid and the international dome design ensures high dimensional precision and panel strength. The panels are modular, resistant, durable, easy to install and inspect.

RAISED ACCESS FLOORING ADVANTAGES

One of the key advantages of a raised access flooring system is quick and easy access to the floor void allowing easy inspection for maintenance or re-configuration. Other advantages include:
– Fast installation and cost-effective.
– The floor panels can be covered with a variety of flooring finishes, such as carpet tiles, carpet rolls, vinyl flooring, laminate flooring, wooden flooring and other flooring solutions.
– Pedestals are adjustable to various heights with uneven slab issues no longer an issue.
– All cables and wires are tucked away neatly in the floor void allowing a professional look.
– Reduction on noise transmission.
– Reduces the weight of the surface and makes waterproofing systems last longer.

Specifications
Type
Panel Size
Concentrated Load N
Concentrated Load KG
Impact Load/N
Ultimate Load/N
Uniform Load/N
Rolling Load/N ( 10 times )
Rolling Load/N ( 10000 times )
Reaction to Fire
Weight per Panel KG
Pedestal 		FS800
600 x 600 x 33mm
3550 N
360 Kg
536
11250
16100
3560
2670
A1
13.4
Flat head Pedestal

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