Flat-head pedestals + stringers
Vinyl panels supported by the bolted stringer grid. Select the pedestal range, stringer and finished floor height with the project.
Stringer installation · p23 ↗CEMENTITIOUS INFILL STEEL / STXXX-V
Vinyl-Finished Steel Raised Floor
Vinyl-finished cementitious infill steel raised floors with 600 × 600 mm panels. Select the PVC electrical grade, with flat-head pedestals and bolted stringers.
Overall panel height varies with model. Support and finished floor height are selected for the project.
PRODUCT AT A GLANCE
Vinyl steel raised floor.
Panel construction
Cementitious infill steel panel with Vinyl finish.
Project selection
Primary for CR Series and a project option for DC; specify the electrical grade and finish.
Find your application series ↗Compare panel dimensions and load specifications below. Model-specific test results are available in the documentation section.
01 / PANEL CONSTRUCTION
Steel shell. Cementitious core.
The panel combines a steel shell, lightweight cement infill and an epoxy coating. The Vinyl surface is bonded to the steel panel.
- Construction
- Steel + lightweight cementitious infill
- Surface
- Vinyl
- Edge detail
- F-type PVC trim; VN no-trim option
- Thickness
- 35 mm nominal; overall height varies
02 / MODELS & LOAD SPECIFICATIONS
Select your panel model.
Compare concentrated and uniformly distributed load specifications by model. Select the panel, support configuration and finished floor height for your project.
| Panel model | Edge detail | Concentrated load | Uniform load | Project selection |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ST660-V | F-type PVC trim; VN no-trim option | 2,950 N | 12,500 N/m² | Enquire ↗ |
| ST800-V | F-type PVC trim; VN no-trim option | 3,560 N | 17,000 N/m² | Enquire ↗ |
| ST1000-V | F-type PVC trim; VN no-trim option | 4,450 N | 23,000 N/m² | Enquire ↗ |
| ST1250-V | F-type PVC trim; VN no-trim option | 5,560 N | 33,000 N/m² | Enquire ↗ |
Technical reference: Panelway ST System CAD V4.0 · p4.
VN no-trim models
Choose a VN model for the no-trim edge option. VN panels use flat-head pedestals and stringers, with floor height selected for the project.
Read the no-trim drawing · p5 ↗03 / SUPPORT ARRANGEMENT
The panel and its support.
Choose the support arrangement below, then specify the finished floor height and matching components for your project.
04 / FINISH REQUIREMENTS
Select the electrical grade.
Panelway PVC facing specifications list conductive 10⁴–10⁶ Ω and static-dissipative 10⁶–10⁹ Ω, referenced to DIN 51953. Specify the selected facing grade, complete floor configuration, test method and project acceptance conditions; colour alone does not establish electrical performance.
05 / DOCUMENTATION
Product documentation.
Technical support for your project.
Compare the load specifications above and tell us any additional requirements for your project. Request the relevant drawings, electrical information and test reports for the selected panel.
View this product in the 2026 brochure ↗Full brochure · PDF · 16.7 MB · Opens at page 7
PART OF A SHARED PRODUCT PLATFORM
Where this floor can fit.
Explore the applications below to find a floor solution for your project.
PROJECT SELECTION / QUESTIONS
Raised floor selection questions.
How are V and VN different?
V has F-type PVC trim; VN is the no-trim technical option within the Vinyl family. Both use flat-head pedestals with stringers. Refer to the exact edge variant and model in the project specification.
Read the VN drawing ↗How should the electrical grade be selected?
Conductive and static-dissipative are distinct finish requirements. Specify the resistance range, method and conditions for the actual floor. Use facing specifications and complete-floor test reports for the selected grade and installation.
Facing data and electrical requirements ↗PRODUCT DATA / PANELWAY
PVC facing data and maintenance.
Homogeneous PVC facing thickness options are 1.5 / 2.0 / 2.5 / 3.0 mm. The static-dissipative range is 10⁶–10⁹ Ω; conductive is 10⁴–10⁶ Ω. Use the facing data together with the selected panel specifications and installation requirements.
START WITH YOUR PROJECTA clear brief.
Discuss Your Project ↗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.