INTERIOR RAISED FLOOR PANEL
Interior raised access flooring is a flooring system installed without direct fixing to the subfloor, resting on a supporting structure or on an intermediate layer. It allows the routing of building services beneath the floor and facilitates inspection and maintenance operations.
FOCUS
- SYSTEM COMPOSITION
REMOVABLE MODULAR PANELS.
SUBSTRUCTURE COMPRISING HEIGHT-ADJUSTABLE METAL PEDESTALS AND, WHERE REQUIRED, STIFFENING STRINGERS TO INCREASE STABILITY AND MECHANICAL PERFORMANCE. - PANEL COMPOSITION
SURFACE FINISH.
LOAD-BEARING STRUCTURAL CORE.
BOTTOM BALANCING LAYER.
PROTECTIVE PERIMETER EDGE. - FUNCTION OF THE STRUCTURAL CORE
IT IS THE MAIN LOAD-BEARING ELEMENT OF THE SYSTEM.
IT DETERMINES THE LOAD CAPACITY, MECHANICAL STRENGTH,
AND FIRE PERFORMANCE. - FUNCTION OF THE PERIMETER EDGE
PROTECTS THE PANEL AGAINST IMPACTS AND MECHANICAL STRESSES.
PRESERVES THE PANEL’S INTEGRITY DURING HANDLING, REMOVAL, AND MAINTENANCE.
IT ALSO CONTRIBUTES TO THE DURABILITY OF THE SYSTEM AND THE OVERALL DIMENSIONAL STABILITY.
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