Raised Access Floor

Description

Raised Access Floor System

System Description
This is conventional type pedestal floors. The raised access floor is mounted on the pedestals. The sub-structure consits pedestals, stringers, tiles and some fittings  bolted together. Floor panels are placed on top of the pedestal supports. Lateral strength of access floor system is fully dependent on sub structure. 

Applications of Raised Access Floor: GSM Network Operation Centers, Call Centres, MCC Rooms, Data Centers, Electrical Rooms, Show Room, Laboratories etc.

End user Features and Benefits of Raised Floor:
The following features and benefits will provide a lower total cost for the end client:
* The high lateral stability allows all panels to be removed without the risk of the floor shifting. Floor heights available from 300 to 2400 mm in non seismic zones.
* Up to 25% more equipment in Operations Center using 800×600 mm floor panels. Panels are therefore fully removable in the aisles, which makes it easy for service and supplementation of equipment.
* System flexibility means future equipment expansion built into the design.
* Equipment mounted on the floor can be bolted directly to the floor structure.
* The all-bolted floor structure is sufficiently grounded with only two (2) grounding wires attached in opposite corners of the floor mechanics.
* Up to 70% less pedestal supports than with conventional pedestal floors.
* Highly wear resistant floor panels are direct-laminated to prevent delamination.
* NEBS tested seismic bracing frames for zone 3–4 will integrate with the floor mechanics.
* Installations in more than 100 countries since 1970.