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Raised access floors contractors across the UK
A raised floor hides power and data and lets you move desks without rewiring. We match you with raised floor installers for new floors, alterations and repairs.
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Types of raised access floors
Medium grade
The usual choice for general offices.
Heavy grade
For comms rooms, filing and heavy equipment.
Bare panels
Finished with carpet tiles or vinyl on site.
Factory-finished panels
Supplied with the finish already bonded.
What is included
- New raised access floor systems
- Replacing damaged or loose panels
- Re-levelling pedestals and fixing rocking panels
- Cutting in floor boxes and grommets
- Ramps, steps and edge details
- Cleaning the floor void
What affects the price
- Floor area and finished height
- Panel grade for the loads expected
- Number of floor boxes and cut-outs
- Condition of the slab underneath
- Ramps, steps and fire barriers in the void
Process
How the job runs
Survey and level check
Pedestals set out and fixed
Panels laid and levelled
Floor boxes cut in, floor handed over
How long? A typical office floor is often installed within one to two weeks.
Questions to ask an installer
- Which panel grade are you allowing for?
- Are floor boxes and cut-outs included?
- Are cavity barriers needed?
- How are ramps and steps finished?
Rules and safety
Panels and pedestals are graded by load, from light to extra heavy, so match the grade to the use. Where the floor void crosses a fire compartment line it needs cavity barriers. Changes in level need ramps or steps that meet the accessibility rules.
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Questions
Raised access floors: common questions
Can damaged panels be replaced one at a time?
Yes, if a matching size and grade is available. Bring a sample panel or the manufacturer name.
Can you add floor boxes later?
Yes. Panels are cut or swapped for pre-cut ones. It is cheaper to do before the carpet goes down.
How high does it need to be?
Enough for the services underneath. Offices are commonly around 150 mm, and comms rooms are higher.