Airborne sound insulation rating in the range of 42-44dB, impact sound insulation rating in the range of 67-69dB. These are indicative laboratory figures for the bare panel only with no barrier in the void.

These ratings are determined according to BS EN 717-2 1997. The tests were carried out in accordance with BS EN 140-3 and BS EN 140-12.

Used to minimise air leakage through raised floor, air leakage of 0.44litres/sec/m2 at a pressure of 25Pa. This is an indicative figure only based upon laboratory testing.

Where obstructions in the void prevent the use of pedestals.

Aluminium foil tape to seal the edge of cut panels.

To fix pedestals to floor in addition to adhesive for greater rigidity at increased floor heights/increased loadings or in situations where the sub-floor requires additional fixing.

Provides an electrical connection to the floor system for earth bonding purposes. All conductive components of the raised access floor must be earth bonded in accordance with BS 7671-2001, 16th Edition Wiring Regulations.

20 x 9mm foam tape applied to the panel edge between floor and wall if required.

Provided to accommodate changes in floor level.

Factory applied variation to allow panels to be screw fixed to pedestals.

Snap on:- provide additional lateral stability at increased floor heights
Bolt on:- provide additional lateral stability and increased load bearing properties