Access Flooring, also known as raised flooring, is a versatile and practical flooring system used in commercial, industrial, and data center environments. It consists of removable floor panels supported by a grid of pedestals, creating a hidden space underneath the floor surface. This space is used for managing wiring, cabling, HVAC, and plumbing systems, allowing easy access for maintenance, upgrades, or reconfiguration without disrupting the entire floor. Access flooring is often made from materials like steel, aluminum, or high-density particleboard, with finishes such as carpet, vinyl, or laminate for aesthetic appeal. It is commonly used in offices, server rooms, and other settings where flexibility and efficient management of infrastructure are crucial.
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