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Raised floors structures

The load-bearing structure of the raised access floor is made of zinc-plated stainless steel with plastic, anti-noise, air and dust resistant gaskets at the top.
These structures enable raised access floors to be built from a minimum height of 10 cm to over 100 cm.
Built from a combination of adjustable vertical supports (base and head) and horizontal connection or load-bearing crossbeams that guarantee increased stability and electrical conductivity, the components are modular and available in a range of types offering different forms and performance.
This guarantees ultimate efficiency and ensures the structures can adapt to any kind of environment.



Support column base

Base: Round with a diameter of 93 mm, 1.5 mm thick, reinforced with ribbing to increase structural rigidity and complete with slots for securing it to the slab.
The base is shaped so a pipe measuring 20×2 mm and with a variable height can be fitted into it and pressure-fixed at the base by means of the particular nature of the pipe itself.

Head: cold-moulded square measuring 80×80 mm, 2.5 mm thick and including a slot for fitting the head gasket.

Adjustment system: at the centre of the head, a nut and bolt unit is included with a micrometric anti-loosening mechanism that enables the height of the entire structure to be adjusted until the correct final position is reached.



Horizontal connection beams

Connection beams: horizontal, 10/10 thick, and shaped by a press into a U measuring 18x25x18 mm and fitted with anti-static, air and dust resistant gaskets that guarantee the stability of the unit.



The final composition

Final composition It’s composed by:
Finishing surfaces;
Support panel;
Protection layer;
Perimeter edge in ABS;
Anti-vibration seal;
Traverse;
Columns;
Soundproofing mat;