Torna all'elenco Raised Floors Can the raised floor be used in seismic areas? 19 January 2018 Yes, there are supporting structures that are suitable for raised floors to be installed in seismic areas.
What happens to a porcelain stoneware raised floor in a retail space in the event of water leaks or flooding?
Is a raised floor with stoneware supports noisier when walked on than one with chipboard or calcium sulphate supports?
Do raised floors made of porcelain stoneware comply with CAM (Minimum Environmental Criteria) standards?
How does the cost of a raised access floor vary depending on whether the core material is chipboard, calcium sulphate, or porcelain stoneware?
How does the raised floor behave under significant loads, such as furniture, safes, glass supporting walls, etc.