What is Full Steel Flooring, Do You Know?

Full steel floors are rare in residential settings but more common in computer rooms or offices, so you should already be aware of the primary function of full steel floors! These floors offer excellent antistatic properties, making them ideal for server rooms, of course, their installation requires technical expertise. Below, we'll delve into some knowledge about full steel floors.

What is Solid Wood Flooring?

Full Steel Floors, also known as raised floors, computer room floors, full steel raised floors, and anti-static floors. High-quality steel plates are made by stamping and welding with high-strength lightweight materials. Suitable for machine rooms, control rooms, and monitoring rooms with high load-bearing requirements.

All-steel plate

Anti-static Ceramic Flooring

Utilizing anti-static tiles as the surface layer, combined with full steel flooring or cement particleboard, and treating the surrounding conductive strips (ceramic tiles without strips are prone to fall off upon impact), this solution boasts stable anti-static properties, environmental friendliness, fire resistance, high wear resistance, extended lifespan (up to 30 years or more), high load-bearing capacity (distributed load of 1200 kg/m2), water and moisture resistance, and excellent decorative effects. It is suitable for various machine rooms. The drawbacks include the relatively heavy floor slabs (exceeding 15 kg per slab), which can impact the load-bearing capacity of the structure; additionally, professional installation is required to ensure even installation, as uneven installation can occur otherwise.

2. Full Steel Anti-static Flooring (Non-standard National Standard)

It is made of HPL fire-resistant board or PVC with a high-wear surface layer (due to the dry climate in the north, HPL fireboard single sheets are not easy to use), with steel shell structural foundation materials. The edges are also divided based on whether there is a black adhesive zone. General engineering companies opt for non-standard types (electrical conductivity and load-bearing capacity are difficult to meet requirements) due to their lower price. High-quality requirements call for standard types. The advantages of steel flooring are ease of construction, seamless issues after installation, and ease of replacement. The drawbacks are that the surface material is not wear-resistant, has a short lifespan, and is prone to lifting corners, necessitating replacement within a few years.

3. Aluminum Alloy Anti-Static Flooring

The product utilizes high-quality cast aluminum profiles, with surfaces coated in highly wear-resistant PVC or HPL materials, and is assembled using conductive adhesive. It boasts rust-proof base materials, effectively addressing the defects of composite and all-steel flooring products. Custom anti-static flooring is available, though it comes at a high cost.

4. Full Steel OA Network Floor

OA Flooring is a new type of building material for flooring, designed as an innovative method of ground decoration for modern offices and their network expansions. It resolves the headache designers face with traditional floor and wall embedded wiring. It meets the specific requirements of information automation technology in smart buildings, effectively connecting all operating systems and control systems. It enhances office automation, creating a more comfortable, tidy, beautiful, convenient, and flexible space.