Raised floors – the easiest way to flexibly arrange your office.
How should one design and deploy various installations in your building in an elegant and practical way?
The best answer is to use raised floors.
These floors allow a flexible arrangement of office space in modern commercial buildings.
They also enable the design of technical rooms, such as server rooms, switchboards, telephone exchanges, etc. In such rooms power supply, low-current and fire protection systems and many others are hidden under the surface of the raised floor.
Raised floor systems are a perfect tool for designing and constructing auditoria and any other custom interior in the building.
They are necessary in rooms with high cleanliness requirements – such as clean rooms.
The raised floor consists of:
Panels
Panels are the most important element of each raised floor. They are responsible for floor’s quality, durability and stability. The material they are made of determines such parameters as reaction to fire, fire resistance, load-bearing capacity and acoustics.
Bearing structure
Depending on the height of the floor and the purpose of the room, it may be:
- System I – free-standing pedestals
- System II – pedestals connected with steel crossbars – stringers
- System III – a grate made of pedestals connected by a screwed steel profile C40/40/2mm
Raised floors are divided into:
Raised access floors
otherwise known as floors with full access (see: Products – Raised access floor)
I bearing structure system – free-standing pedestals
II bearing structure system – pedestals connected with steel crossbars – stringers
III bearing structure system – steel grate made of C40/40/2mm profile
I bearing structure system – free-standing pedestals
II bearing structure system – pedestals connected with steel crossbars – stringers
III bearing structure system – steel grate made of C40/40/2mm profile
