What is a raised access floor?
A raised access floor is comprised of nominal size panels, typically 610mmx610mm (24"x24") or 600mmx600mm, that sit atop individually levelled pedestals to create a plenum space that can house, mechanical, electrical, data, plumbing and any other forms of infrastructure typically found within a traditional ceiling system build-out. The access floor allows the users a space in which to freely distribute power, data, networking and other cables as to service work stations, offices, boardrooms, furniture etc. This system allows the users the freedom to move these options simply by removing an access floor panel and re-routing the plug and play electrical housed within the plenum space. Raised access flooring can be installed in new or old buildings and at varying heights, we have seen as low as 2" and installed as high as 11'! A raised floor is perfect for offices, classrooms, command centers, data centers, retail spaces, casinos, museums and so much more, please continue reading below to get into detailed aspects of the access floor system, under floor air distribution and modular power.