What is a raised floor?

A raised floor is a two-tiered flooring system with 600 x 600 mm panels. The raised floor creates a space between the raised floor and the subfloor, acting like an air plenum. Commonly used in office buildings, commercial buildings, and industrial plants, raised floors allow for easy access to electrical wiring, signal cables, and other systems without the need to break up the existing floor.

Benefits of raised floors

• Wiring and signal cabling: The space under the raised floor allows for easy routing of electrical wires, signal cables, or other systems without having to break up the floor.
• Air circulation: Raised floors create air voids, increasing airflow, which helps reduce temperature, minimize energy loss, and save costs.
• Anti-static protection: Some types of raised floors can prevent static electricity, which is beneficial for rooms with electronic equipment.
• Access to the area beneath the floor: The raised floor is removable, allowing access to the area beneath the floor for maintenance.
  Types of raised floors.

Using a raised floor.

• Computer room: Raised flooring facilitates cable and wire routing, prevents static electricity, and aids in heat dissipation.
• Control room: Raised floor facilitates wiring and signal cable routing, prevents static electricity, and provides heat dissipation.
• Cleanroom: Raised floors help prevent dust accumulation and control temperature.
• Meeting room: Raised flooring helps to conceal power and signal cables, keeping the floor looking tidy.
• Other areas: Raised floors can be used in other areas such as shopping malls, hospitals, and museums.

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