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Problems of conventional access floor systems

Designing concept of access floors was originated from applications in computer / control room and factory, which requires high loading property, precise leveling, big capacity for running large pipes/cables, or under-floor air distribution. However, many of the standards set because of factories or laboratories are not needed in the offices, and, some may become disadvantages.

1.	Pollute the sub-floors To secure the access floor structure, base-plate of pedestals have to adhere to the grounds. Adhesives applied on sub-floors are necessary step in installation. Pollution on sub-floors becomes inevitable.
			Adhesive pollutes sub-floor
2.	Damage sub-floor when removing pedestals
	In the event of re-location or renovation, pedestal shall be removed. Old PVC tile or slab will be damaged
		The adhesives damage sub-floors when removing pedestal

Comparison

	Netfloor FreeMount FM500	Conventional access floor systems
Fire Safety	Non-combustible	Non-combustible
Environment protection: Re-usable Pollution to sub-floors Damage to sub-floors	100% re-usable no no	85 ~ 90% re-usable yes yes
Height adjustment	above the access floor	under the access floor
System locking	above the access floor	under the access floor
System weight	avg. 36 ~ 38 kg / m²	avg. 36 ~ 38 kg / m²
Easy and quick installation	yes	fair
Re-location cost	low	high
Loading property	light to medium traffic, good for general office and school	light to heavy traffic, good for factory, office and school

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