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PRODUCTS / STEEL FLOOR PLATFORM

Steel raised floor systems.
Four finish options.

Compare four finishes on a cementitious infill steel panel: Bare for a separate covering, HPL or Vinyl for technical spaces, and Ceramic for office and commercial applications. Select the support and panel load specification together.

01 / CEMENTITIOUS INFILL STEEL PANELS

Compare the four finish options.

Choose Bare, HPL, Vinyl or Ceramic on the same cementitious infill steel panel construction. HPL and Vinyl also offer no-trim edge options.

02 / SUPPORT PAIRING

Match the floor to its understructure.

Panel and support combinations
Product familyProductSupport arrangement
STXXX-BBare-Finished Steel Raised Floor ↗Cruciform corner-lock pedestals, or flat-head pedestals + bolted stringers
STXXX-HHPL-Finished Steel Raised Floor ↗Flat-head pedestals + bolted stringers
STXXX-VVinyl-Finished Steel Raised Floor ↗Flat-head pedestals + bolted stringers
STXXX-CCeramic-Finished Steel Raised Floor ↗Flat-head pedestals + bolted stringers
SELECTION QUESTIONS

Questions about your raised floor.

What is a cementitious infill steel raised floor?

It uses a steel panel shell filled with lightweight cementitious material. The panels are supported above the subfloor on pedestals, with stringers where required, to create accessible space for building services.

How do I choose between Bare, HPL, Vinyl and Ceramic?

Choose Bare for a separately specified floor covering, HPL as the primary option for DC and CR Series, Vinyl where its selected finish and electrical grade suit the project, or Ceramic for Office Series and selected technical spaces.

Do all four finishes use the same support arrangement?

HPL, Vinyl and Ceramic use flat-head pedestals with stringers. Bare can use cruciform corner-lock pedestals or flat-head pedestals with stringers. Select the panel model, floor height and load requirements together.