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ACCESS FLOOR FS1000H 'HEAVY GRADE' SYSTEM
Specification Details
Panel Type: UMEN FS1000H Cementitious Infill Steel Access Panel with HPL
Understructure: Stringered Understructure at 150~1000mm finished floor height.
Description of FS1000H Access Floor System
The Stringered 'Heavy Grade' Access Floor System forms an extremely stable surface and maintains an anti-static environment by combining FS1000H panels, captured within a stringered understructure. The panel and understructure unite to provide excellent lateral stability and rigidity along with easy underfloor access. This access floor system is capable of withstanding heavy-duty static and dynamic loads experienced within the majority of computer/equipment room environments.
Performance Summary
| Application |
An anti-static computer/equipment environment where all types of computer equipment will occupy the space. The space is likely to be subject to heavy equipment loads, normal levels of foot traffic and heavy infrequent rolling loads in the aisleways. |
| Performance |
The access floor will be Heavy-Grade, with a safety factor of three times the concentrated (design) loan, and is capable of meeting Heavy static and dynamic loads per MOB PF2 PS/SPU Platform (Raised Access) Floors Performance Specification. |
| Finished Floor Height |
The finished floor height of the access floor, measured from the sub-floor to the top surface of the installed access floor, shall be as shown in the contract drawings. |
| Surface Finish |
The access floor shall have a 'High Pressure Laminate' (HPL) panel surface finish ready for installation and immediate use. |
| Installation |
The access floor will be rigid, free from vibration and rocking panels within a ± 3.0mm level over the entire space. Panels will be accurately cut to fit around all permanent features. |
| Fire Rating |
All panels are to provide zero fire hazard indices under MOB PF2 PS/SPU Platform (Raised Access) Floors Performance Specification - Fire and Safety Requirements. |
| Maintenance |
All whole panels will be interchangeable allowing for any future changes. The access floor will maintain these original conditions when runs of panels have been removed for normal underfloor access. |
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ACCESS FLOOR FS800B 'MEDIUM GRADE' SYSTEM
Specification Details
Panel Type UMEN FS800B Cementitious Infill Steel Access Panel with BARE PANEL SYSTEM
Description of FS800B Access Floor System
The FS800B 'Medium Grade' Access Floor System forms a rigid membrane by safely locking the panels in position, from above - by corner fixing screws. This locking system creates a stringerless access floor that is capable of withstanding normal static and dynamic loads experienced in the majority of general office environments.
Performance Summary
| Application |
A general office environment where people, workstations and normal office equipment will occupy the space. The space is likely to be subject to equipment loads, normal levels of foot traffic and infrequent rolling loads in the office corridors and aisleways. |
| Performance |
The access floor will be Heavy-Grade, with a safety factor of three times the concentrated (design) loan, and is capable of meeting Heavy static and dynamic loads per MOB PF2 PS/SPU Platform (Raised Access) Floors Performance Specification. |
| Finished Floor Height |
The finished floor height of the access floor, measured from the sub-floor to the top surface of the installed access floor, shall be as shown in the contract drawings. |
| Surface Finish |
The access floor shall have a 'bare' panel surface finish ready to accept on-site floor covering supplied by others. |
| Installation |
The access floor will be rigid, free from vibration and rocking panels within a ±3.0mm level over the entire space. Panels will be accurately cut to fit around all permanent features. |
| Fire Rating |
All panels are to provide zero fire hazard indices under MOB PF2 PS/SPU Platform (Raised Access) Floors Performance Specification – Fire and Safety Requirements. |
| Maintenance |
All whole panels will be interchangeable allowing for any future changes. The access floor will maintain these original conditions when runs of panels have been removed for normal underfloor access. |
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