Raised floor finish selection.
Choose the finish alongside the floor panel, support and project requirements. Colour, maintenance and electrical grade are separate selection decisions.
Select the product and its finish.
Bare-Finished Steel Raised Floor
For a separately specified covering. Two support arrangements.
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HPL-Finished Steel Raised Floor
Factory-applied HPL. Flat-head pedestals and stringers.
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Vinyl-Finished Steel Raised Floor
Project-selected vinyl grade. Flat-head pedestals and stringers.
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Ceramic-Finished Steel Raised Floor
Ceramic finish. Flat-head pedestals and stringers.
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Screen colour references help start the discussion. Confirm the selected colour, texture and electrical grade against the actual finish sample.
Specify the finish in context.
Where static control is required, specify the resistance range, test method and project conditions for the actual floor configuration. Ceramic surface and slip requirements are selected for the project; Bare is a platform for a separately specified decorative covering.
Questions about your raised floor.
Should I select the colour or the panel specification first?
Start with the application, panel loads, support and floor height. Then choose the finish, colour and maintenance requirements. Confirm the physical sample before ordering.
What is the difference between conductive and static-dissipative PVC?
The PVC facing datasheet lists conductive 10⁴–10⁶ Ω and static-dissipative 10⁶–10⁹ Ω grades under DIN 51953. Select the grade and installation requirements for your project; colour alone does not establish electrical performance.
Current facing colours, data and care.
PVC facing specifications: conductive 10⁴–10⁶ Ω or static-dissipative 10⁶–10⁹ Ω. Select the grade, physical sample and project conditions; refer to the selected product page for complete-panel specifications.
A clear brief.
A considered floor.
Application, area, finished floor height, loads and finish requirements are enough to start. Add airflow or ESD details where relevant.