OA500 Steel Cementitious Raised Access Flooring
Product Overview
The OA500 steel cementitious raised access flooring system is a high-performance solution widely used in modern commercial environments. Designed for strength, durability, and efficient cable management, it is ideal for spaces that require flexible underfloor access.
Each panel is manufactured from high-quality steel and filled with a solid cementitious core, delivering excellent load-bearing capacity and long-term structural stability. It easily withstands heavy foot traffic and equipment loads.
The interlocking panel system ensures a firm, secure installation, making it suitable for office buildings, data centers, control rooms, and other technical environments.
This system is non-combustible, corrosion-resistant, and tested in accordance with CISCA standards, ensuring reliable safety and performance. In addition, it offers easy installation, low maintenance, and flexible routing for power, data, and HVAC systems—making it a practical choice for modern infrastructure.
Installation Performance
Once installed, the raised access floor system provides a rigid and stable surface, free from vibration or panel movement, with a level tolerance of within 3mm across the entire area.
Panels are precisely cut to fit around all permanent structures. All full panels are fully interchangeable, allowing for easy future modifications. The floor system maintains its original performance even after panels are removed for routine underfloor access.
Key Benefits
- Easy Installation
Interlocking panels allow for fast and efficient installation, reducing labor time and costs. - Low Maintenance
Durable materials ensure minimal upkeep, making it a cost-effective long-term solution. - Excellent Accessibility
Raised structure provides convenient access to cables, wiring, and building services. - Fire Resistance
Non-combustible materials enhance safety in commercial and technical environments. - Sustainable Choice
Steel components are recyclable, supporting environmentally friendly building practices.
