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The supports

Our raised floor support panels can be made from three different materials: wood particle board, calcium sulphate and stoneware. These are glued to the finishing slab, and trimmed around the edges with self-extinguishing, anti-vibration and anti-squeak plastic material. In the bottom part, they can be protected by a vapour barrier consisting of veneered, aluminium, PVC, steel sheeting etc.

IT 5.0

High-density wood particleboard panel made of woodchips, resins and aggregates characterised by considerable mechanical strength and fire resistance. Total thickness with porcelain stoneware finish approximately 50 mm.

IT 4.0

High-density calcium sulphate panel with anhydrous calcium sulphate mix core reinforced with asbestos-free, toxic material- free organic fibres. High mechanical strength and fire resistance panel, featuring excellent sound absorbing power and minimised impact noise propagation. Total thickness with porcelain stoneware finish approximately 40 mm.

IT 2.6

Indoor stoneware panel with homogeneous monolithic structural core, entirely made from ceramic material, high-temperature sintered and odourless. This indoor stoneware panel is 100% non-absorbent, which allows for increased job-site management flexibility and unalterability over time. Total thickness with porcelain stoneware finish approximately 26 mm.

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