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The raised floor installation is a key factor in ensuring the functionality, safety and aesthetics of the system. In fact, it directly influences the mechanical and physical performance of the raised floor, determining its correct load-bearing capacity and stability, optimal facility integration, accessibility and easy maintenance.

The importance of a correct raised floors installation

1. Stability and Safety

A well-levelled floor avoids tripping hazards, preventing potential accidents. In addition, proper installation ensures that the floor can withstand static loads (such as furniture and equipment) and dynamic loads (such as the passage of people) without deforming or collapsing.

2. Functionality and Accessibility

Correct installation allows easy disassembly and reassembly of the panels, which is essential for regular inspections and maintenance. Improper installation can make it difficult to inspect or cause damage to the underfloor systems.

3. Durability

Proper installation prevents damage to panels and the structure, ensuring durability. Making sure that panels are well anchored and pedestals are properly fixed is essential to avoid unwanted movements that could damage the floor over time.

4. Thermal and acoustic insulation

When correctly installed, the raised floor can contribute to thermal insulation, improving the energy efficiency of the building. In addition, a good installation helps reduce noise transmission between floors, improving the acoustic comfort.

5. Aesthetics and comfort

A well-executed installation ensures a uniform surface, avoiding gaps and misalignment of joints, contributing to a comfortable footfall sensation.

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A supporting tool, which encloses the installation steps of raised floor with stringers, the most widely used solution.