Definition of raised floors

It consists of slabs 60 cm * 60 cm – in the most common way – higher than the ground. It is loaded on four “brackets” chassis called jacks. When it rises by a large percentage, A connecting tensioner is placed between each metal stand (Jack) and the other to bear the slab on the metal stands and tensioners together to make it solid, and it is implemented on the floors The floors are removed from the original land, so that the amount of this lifting is the difference between the elevated ground and the original land according to the need, meaning that there are administrative bodies and interests. The height of the jack does not need more than 10 cm or 20 cm, and this is for the passage of cables and wires only, but in some other interests, the height of the jack is 60 cm. And more, and it can reach 90 cm, and it can reach 150 cm, and that is if the air-conditioning network is placed under the tiles.

Types of tiles:

First: the wooden tiles: – (Sun Floor)

It consists of compressed wood tiles, the area of ​​the tile is 60 cm * 60 cm, and its thickness is 40 mm. It was pressed to increase efficiency and bear loads. There are four plastic strips on its edges, and there is a layer of sheet metal at the bottom, and a layer of vinyl, HPL, or laminate on the face, according to the customer’s desire.