Raised access floors are constructed by leaving voids underneath the space, providing air circulation, easy access to installations, and sound/heat insulation.
raised access flooring
Raised Access Flooring
Raised access flooring systems are aesthetic solutions that provide functionality and flexibility in spaces where wiring, heating, cooling, and ventilation installations are intensively used in the floor. They consist of 60 x 60 cm panels freely placed on steel legs forming the infrastructure and optional perimeter brackets when needed.
Chipboard, concrete, or calcium sulfate-based panels can address a wide range of needs, such as aesthetic requirements or resistance to fire or earthquakes.
Decorative panel options or carpet tiles and LVTs applied to raised access flooring with special post-it adhesives ensure that the system meets the desired qualities in terms of both visual appeal and practicality for maintenance and use. This allows for easy and quick intervention in any type of installation on the floor and rapid closure afterward.
