Evolution of Access Floors

A floor that is constructed on top of another surface is known as a raised access flooring system. It is also known as platform floors, computer floors, suspended flooring and raised access floors. It is mostly used for maintaining supply lines throughout the building. A room in an office that is covered in cables and wires that go in all directions. All those unattractive pieces of technology may be housed in large quantities beneath the tiles of a raised access flooring system. cable and pipes are kept in the area made between the two levels. However, there are some places where we may make use of this kind of flooring. Since it cannot be utilized everywhere, it is important to understand when and where elevated access flooring should be installed. A number of commercial environments, including airports, lounge spaces, businesses, information technology centres, and libraries, may utilise this raised access flooring system. where the majority of the telecom and data centres are situ

Be spoilt for decision by Greenhawk’s wide scope of floor covering items from measured tiles to broadloom, as well as mats to the hand-tufted rug from incredibly famous brands. Whether you have an office space or a neighbourliness project, our plan expert can suggest the best item which accommodates your Raised Floor System impeccably and help you in rejuvenating the style that you imagined. The different floor covering options that can be used on Raised Access Floors are: 1. Raised Access Floor with Vinyl Tiles Greenhawk’s vinyl floors with their longevity, resilience, and gigantic benefits, are generally utilized as the ideal private and industrial flooring. Vinyl Flooring also known as PVC carries incredible advantages to one’s task as well as proposition an enormous determination of stylistic themes and complex plans, which is the reason customers appreciate vinyl flooring for quite a while. Vinyl Flooring can be applied in business, modern, confidential spaces, as an agreeable an

     As discussed earlier the Beginner's guide on Raised access flooring . Now we are here to provide you a brief knowledge about its benefits. If you have not read our earlier blog till now, then kindly read it by clicking on the link below. Raised Flooring is a new modern type of flooring which helps in providing cavity/void (blank space) by building a new floor above the base floor. It is generally used in corporate offices, multinational companies, hotels and resorts, might be in residences to fulfill different kinds of purposes including power supply over the area, air conditioning from the floor, lighting, CCTV wiring, smoke detection units etc. If we talk about the benefits of Elevated/Raised flooring then we might get 100’s of results due to their versatile usage, but in this article, we will highlight 7 major benefits of Raised Access Flooring. Top 7 Benefits and Application of Raised/Elevated Access Flooring 1. Say goodbye to wires exposure If we talk about any office or

Raised Access Floor   What is the Raised access floor? A Raised access floor or we can say a Raised floor/Elevated floor is a type of floor that provides many options after putting a floor above your base floor. Simply we can say that it provides a blank space or cavity in between your base floor and elevated/Raised floor so you can access and use that cavity for various purposes depending upon the usage The cavity created between the base floor and the elevated floor is mostly used to hold cables and pipework required to distribute many types of services around a building. These services may include: CCTV network Water supply Electrical power Supply Network and communication cable Fire and smoke detection Air conditioning, heating and ventilation A Raised floor can be used in Hotels, Multinational Companies, Corporate Offices, Airport lounges, shopping centres, department stores, supermarkets, hospitals or might be in some High-end Homes for decoration purposes Raised floor panels ar

Our flooring partner Belgotex’s Eco-Pillars drive their multi-dimensional, long-term operational plans. It challenges them to ask more of themselves and less of the planet in all that they do. Below is a synopsis of the 3 eco pillars that they have been practising, out of which manufacturing of carpet using solar power is just one of them Water Management. Embracing change in our traditional manufacturing processes and repurposing harvested rainwater has reduced water consumption by 35 - 45% since 2015. Waste management. We have placed waste management high on our agenda, with investments in excess of R5 million that have enabled Belgotex to reduce material waste rates to almost zero. Energy Conservation. Belgotex has invested over R20 million to date in solar power, resource efficiency and plant upgrades in an active drive to offset CO2 emissions and save energy. Since the start of their green journey in 1991, they have constantly pushed the limits for operational efficiency, seeking