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Bare Panel Raised Floor System
Bare Panel Raised Floor System
Bare panel raised floor refers to a type of raised access flooring system that consists of panels without any additional surface finishes or coverings. These panels are typically made from materials such as steel or concrete and are designed to provide a sturdy, flat surface for various applications, particularly in commercial and industrial settings.
Title | Property |
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Panel dimension | 600 x 600 mm |
Thickness | 33 mm |
Top | ST14 Stell Shell |
Core | Light Cement |
Structure of the Panel
The outer layer of bare panel is typically made from high-quality cold-rolled steel, providing strength and durability. The steel may undergo processes such as stretching, spot welding, and powder coating for enhanced performance. Many bare panels feature a lightweight cement core, which increases the panel's load-bearing capacity while keeping it relatively lightweight. This combination is often referred to as "cementitious infilled steel panels".
Galvanzied steel sheet
Light Cement
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Screw down desgin supports the system effectively and makes the installation easily and stable.
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The load is transferred directly onto the center of pedestal column.
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Different types of understructures are available for intall OA panel system.
Key Features of HPL Panel Raised Floors:
1. Material Composition:
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Steel Panels: Often constructed with a flat steel top sheet and a formed steel bottom sheet, sometimes filled with lightweight cement for added strength and stability.
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Concrete Panels: Made from concrete or cementitious materials, offering high load-bearing capacities.
2. Load Capacity:
Designed to support heavy loads, making them suitable for environments like data centers, server rooms, and offices where equipment is frequently installed and moved.
3. Applications:
Widely used in areas that require frequent access to underfloor services, such as electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems. Suitable for offices, laboratories, computer rooms, and other spaces that benefit from the flexibility of raised flooring.
Purpose and utility.
4. Installation:
Bare panels are often part of a modular system, allowing for easy installation and reconfiguration as needed.
5. Customization:
While the panels are "bare," they can be finished later with various surface materials like carpet, vinyl, or tiles, depending on aesthetic and functional requirements.
Bare panel raised floors provide a practical solution for managing underfloor cabling and utilities while maintaining a clean and organized workspace. They are particularly valued for their durability and adaptability in dynamic environments.
Installation Detail
Model | Concentrate Load | Impact Load | Ultimate Load | Uniform Load | Rolling Load (10 Times) | Rolling Load (1000 Times) |
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JS 2500 | ≥ 11092 N / ≥ 2493 lbs | 670 N / 150 lbs | ≥ 33292 N / ≥ 7483 lbs | ≥ 58281 kN/M² / ≥ 13101 lbs/M² | 8800 N / 1978 lbs | 6690 N / 1503 lbs |
JS 2000 | ≥ 8890 N / ≥ 1998 lbs | 670 N / 150 lbs | ≥ 26680 N / ≥ 5997 lbs | ≥ 49783 N/M² / ≥ 11191 lbs/M² | 6600 N / 1483 lbs | 5590 N / 1256 lbs |
JS 1500 | ≥ 6695 N / ≥ 1503 lbs | 670 N / 150 lbs | ≥ 20092 N / ≥ 4516 lbs | ≥ 42583 N/M² / ≥ 9573 lbs/M² | 5500 N / 1236 lbs | 4490 N / 1009 lbs |
JS 1250 | ≥ 5595 N / ≥ 1256 lbs | 670 N / 150 lbs | ≥ 16797 N / ≥ 3776 lbs | ≥ 33084 N/M² / ≥ 7437 lbs/M² | 4490 N / 1009 lbs | 3590 N / 807 lbs |
JS 1000 | ≥ 4498 N / ≥ 1000 lbs | 670 N / 150 lbs | ≥ 13494 N / ≥ 3033 lbs | ≥ 23296 N/M² / ≥ 5237 lbs/M² | 3590 N / 807 lbs | 2950 N / 663 lbs |
JS 800 | ≥ 3596 N / ≥ 807 lbs | 670 N / 150 lbs | ≥ 10799 N / ≥ 2425 lbs | ≥ 19796 N/M² / ≥ 4450 lbs/M² | 2900 N / 651 lbs | 2500 N / 562 lbs |
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