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    Systems: Trunking System Corner Lock System

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    Raised floor systems, also known as access flooring or false flooring systems, involve constructing a floor above the original concrete slab to create open space for wiring or cooling infrastructure. The space between the two floors can be leveled for these purposes. Common raised floor systems include trunking, stringer, wood core, stringerless, panel lock, snap-on-grid, and rigid grid systems which vary in features like load capacity, accessibility, and stability.

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    Systems: Trunking System Corner Lock System

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    Raised floor systems, also known as access flooring or false flooring systems, involve constructing a floor above the original concrete slab to create open space for wiring or cooling infrastructure. The space between the two floors can be leveled for these purposes. Common raised floor systems include trunking, stringer, wood core, stringerless, panel lock, snap-on-grid, and rigid grid systems which vary in features like load capacity, accessibility, and stability.

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    Raised floor systems, also known as access flooring or false flooring systems, involve constructing a floor above the original concrete slab to create open space for wiring or cooling infrastructure. The space between the two floors can be leveled for these purposes. Common raised floor systems include trunking, stringer, wood core, stringerless, panel lock, snap-on-grid, and rigid grid systems which vary in features like load capacity, accessibility, and stability.

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    Systems: Trunking System Corner Lock System

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    Raised floor systems, also known as access flooring or false flooring systems, involve constructing a floor above the original concrete slab to create open space for wiring or cooling infrastructure. The space between the two floors can be leveled for these purposes. Common raised floor systems include trunking, stringer, wood core, stringerless, panel lock, snap-on-grid, and rigid grid systems which vary in features like load capacity, accessibility, and stability.

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    Raised Floor System is also known as access flooring or falls flooring system, referred to the floor

    constructed above the building’s original concrete slab floor, leveling the open space created
    between the two for wiring or cooling infrastructure.

    SYSTEMS
    TRUNKING SYSTEM CORNER LOCK SYSTEM
    Though stringer system is used for most of the raised floor
    Trunking System, made of cement core steel panels, enables easy
    applications, stringer system refers for cement core steel panels used
    routing through the cable tanks around the panels. The data cables and
    with pedestal and stringer substructure. As in the case of Trunking
    power cables can be routed in such a way to reduce electromagnetic
    system, panels made of cement core totally encased with in the steel
    interfaces. This is recommended as an ideal solution for commercial
    welded shell. The system is available either with electro-deposited
    building where there is low roof height. The system is available in low epoxy paint, ceramic finish or with antistatic HPL or Vinyl top finish.
    floor level and high floor level.

    STRINGER SYSTEM
    Though stringer system is used for most of the raised floor applications, WOOD CORE SYSTEM
    stringer system refers for cement core steel panels used with pedestal and
    In wood core system, high quality chip board uses as the core material.
    stringer substructure. As in the case of Trunking system, panels made of
    Normally the back up is with galvanized steel, some cases Aluminum foil
    cement core totally encased with in the steel welded shell. The system is
    also use to cover the chip core. The sides of the panels cover with PVC
    available either with electro-deposited epoxy paint, ceramic finish or with
    edging and top finish can be galvanized steel, Aluminum foil, antistatic
    antistatic HPL or Vinyl top finish
    HPL or Vinyl finish. Both stringer and stinger less installation is possible
    in wood core systems depends up on the site conditions and project
    requirements.

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    SOBREMONTE, REGINE I,
    BS ARCHITECTURE-4
    STRINGERLESS SYSTEM TYPICAL RAISED FLOOR CONDITIONS
    This system is used in general construction or small computer
    rooms. It provides maximum accessibility, optimum underfloor
    space, and electrical continuity. Note that it is dependent on panels
    being restrained by perimeter walls. Maximum load:150 psf.
    Concentrated load: 400 lb.

    PANEL LOCK SYSTEM


    This system is used in general construction and is designed without
    a stringer connection at the edge. Bolted at the corner, it provides
    added rigidity over stingless systems and maximum access and
    flexibility.
    SUBSTRUCTURE
    PEDESTALS
    Raised floor pedestals are affixed to the subfloor through either mechanical
    fixings or adhesives. Since the pedestals are adjustable, the gap between
    the elevated floor and the subfloor can be between 3 and 48 inches. To
    ensure that the panel is fixed and supported stably, the pedestals must also
    contain the following parts:

    SNAP-ON-GRID SYSTEM
    This system is used in computer rooms and in general construction
    where frequent access is required. It provides improved lateral
    stability when compared to stringless systems, electrical continuity,
    and plenum seal.

    Wood Core System Stringer System Pedestal Corner Lock System

    STRINGER
    It provides the horizontal connection between the columns in order to
    obtain the required modularity, improving the stability and the distribution
    of loads on the structure.

    RIGID GRID SYSTEM


    This system is used in computer rooms and areas of heavy loading.
    It provides maximum rigidity for seismic or dynamic loading,
    electrical continuity for grounding or static control, and plenum seal.
    Maximum load:400 psf. Concentrated load: 1250 lb.

    Assemble for Stringer System Stringer for Stringer System

    BENEFITS OF RAISED FLOOR SYSTEMS


    • No wires are seen in the room which increases the aesthetics quality
    • Wiring, air-conditioning equipment installation and repairing service
    costs are reduced.
    • Highest heavy-load capacity systems that allow equipment to rest on
    without the need of benches or any other supporting tool.

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