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What is a Raised Access Floor system?
A raised access floor comprises of load bearing floor panels laid in a horizontal grid supported by adjustable vertical pedestals that provide an under floor plenum for the distribution of air flow and electrical and Communications cabling services.
Floor panels are easily removable to allow quick access to the under floor services.
Floor Panels
The horizontal load bearing component of a raised floor is a 600mm x 600mm Square Panel.
ASP Floor Panels are both Steel Cementitious and Woodcore.
Floor panels will be supplied as either bare finished to accept a carpet tile or alternative floor finishes and High Pressure Laminate (HPL) for anti static environments.
Pedestal
This is the complete vertical, adjustable supporting structure to the raised floor panels.
The pedestals are normally bonded to the sub floor using a epoxy resin based adhesive with mechanical fixings also provided if required.
The pedestal assembly provides vertical adjustment of 1½" to allow the raised floor to be installed flat and level despite undulations in the sub floor.
The pedestal head provides panel location and also when required a means of fixing the panel to the pedestal head.
Stringer
This is a horizontal component that connects pedestals together.
It connects to the pedestal head and is used to provide additional lateral support at greater floor height and/or increase the structural performance of the raised floor system.
Where would you use a Raised Floor?.
