Raised flooring systems are often used in commercial spaces, data centers, and offices. They provide flexibility for cable management, airflow, and changing layouts. Here are some common types and parts.

Types of Raised Flooring

1. Access Floor: Designed for easy access to the space beneath for cabling and utilities. Common in data centers and server rooms.

2. Computer Floor: Specifically engineered to handle heavy loads from server racks and computer equipment, often with airflow capabilities.

3. Modular Floor: Composed of interchangeable panels, allowing for easy installation and reconfiguration.

4. Vinyl/Carpet Tiles: These can be placed on top of raised flooring to provide a finished look while allowing for easy maintenance.

5. Anti-static Floor: Designed to minimize static electricity buildup, crucial in environments with sensitive electronic equipment.

Parts and Accessories

1. Panels: Various materials (steel, aluminum, wood, etc.) and finishes for the top surface.

2. Pedestals: Support structures that hold the panels in place, adjustable for height.

3. Grommets: For cable management, allowing cables to pass through the floor without damage.

4. Trim and Edge Pieces: To finish the edges of the raised floor and provide a seamless look.

5. Air Diffusers: Used in floors designed for HVAC systems to direct airflow.

6. Load-Bearing Plates: Additional reinforcement for areas with heavier equipment.

7. Seismic Bracing: Used in areas prone to earthquakes to stabilize the flooring.

8. Installation Kits: Tools and materials needed for installation, such as adhesives, screws, and spacers.