Program Control Room Raised Floor Anti-Static Steel Raised Access Floor Without Edge

Steel flooring is the most cost-effective and widely used, offering high load-bearing and lighter weight. Calcium sulfate flooring has better load-bearing, is rust-proof, and environmentally friendly but heavier. Wood core boards are the lightest with good walking feel but lower load-bearing. Aluminum flooring offers the highest performance but is expensive. FRC flooring has better load-bearing than steel but is heavier.

Main options include HPL (wear-resistant, fireproof, bright), Conductive PVC (long-lasting antistatic, marble pattern, low dust), and Conductive Ceramic Tiles (aesthetic, durable, fire-resistant, slip-resistant). HPL is common for computer rooms, PVC for clean workshops, and ceramic tiles for high-end or heavy-duty areas.

Cost analysis must consider the floor price, installation costs, and transportation expenses. It requires a comprehensive calculation based on the area, chosen flooring type, and destination. Professional solutions can be obtained by contacting the manufacturer.

Calcium sulfate boards are suitable for long-term use due to high density and corrosion resistance. Wood core boards may bulge or become uneven due to moisture over time. Steel floors are not rust-resistant but can achieve long service life with surface coatings.

The modular design allows use with air conditioning circulation and electronic equipment. Ventilation units, floor boxes, diffusers, and fans can be installed via surface holes for a better user experience.