Network Flooring

How is the network flooring?

OA steel reinforced network floor (raised floor) is a type of flooring made by stretching steel plates, spot welding, and painting, with foam cement filler in the inner cavity. The frame is constructed of galvanized steel and cast aluminum alloy, featuring adjustable height with self-locking capability. The edges of the floor are formed with both cutting and riveting. Due to the complex wiring and comprehensive functions of intelligent buildings, there are many outlets. This floor comes with double-sided outlets, avoiding the inconvenience of cutting and sawing for alloy steel flooring. Installation uses beamless corner locks, offering features such as reliability, stability, and easy leveling.

OA Full Steel Network Floor (raised floor) is a type of floor made by stretching steel plates, spot welding, and painting, with foam concrete filling inside the cavity. The support structure is made of galvanized steel and cast aluminum alloy, which is adjustable in height and can lock automatically. The edges of the floor are formed with both cutting and riveting. Due to the complex wiring and comprehensive functions of intelligent buildings, there are many outlets. This floor is equipped with double-sided outlet ports, avoiding the inconvenience of cutting and sawing for alloy steel floors. Installation uses beamless corner locks, featuring reliability, stability, and easy leveling.

OA Steel Grating Floor Specifications - OA 500×500×28 mm (Load Capacity > 800 kg)

OA Full Steel Network Floor Features: Full steel composite structure with high strength and excellent impact resistance; high dimensional accuracy and good interchangeability; surface electrostatic spraying treatment for excellent corrosion resistance and long service life; fireproof, waterproof, and dustproof; corner fixation to prevent floor slippage and good walking feel; molded outlet ports for easy wiring and convenient installation of floor sockets; the lower space can be used for air conditioning ventilation; for heavy-duty equipment, simply adding brackets under the floor can solve the load-bearing issue; easy to disassemble and reusable.