Regulations and specifications for raised floors

Regulations and specifications

Indoor raised floors

UNI EN 12825:2003
“Raised access floors” performance characteristics and requirements for interior raised access floors providing access to the systems in the space below.

UNI EN 1366-6:2005
“Fire resistance tests for service installations – Part 6: Raised access and hollow core floors” and the floor classification specified in UNI EN 13501-2.

UNI EN 13823:2010, UNI EN ISO 9239-1:2010, UNI EN ISO 11925-2:2010, UNI EN 13501-1:2009
“Euro-standard reaction to fire tests on raised access floors for ministerial approval and European reaction to fire test ratings.

UNI EN ISO 10848-2, UNI EN ISO 717-1, UNI EN ISO 717-2.
Airborne and raised access floor traffic sound proofing

EN 12825:2001
Raised access floors: load test on element, permanent deformation test on element, Hard body collision test, soft body collision test, load test on column and dimension measurements.

UNI 10467-5:1995
“Modular raised access floors. Test methods. Measuring electrical resistance on floor module

Outdoor raised floors

UNI EN 12825:2003
“Raised access floors” performance characteristics and requirements for interior raised access floors providing access to the systems in the space below.

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