Screw Down System

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MOQ : 20 Square Foots

Screw Down System Specification

Shape
Square panel system

Color
White top with metal base (finish may vary)

Wood Type
Optional core (if specified)

Color Family
White/Grey

Type
Screw Down System

Material
Metal

Metals Type
Stainless Steel

Surface Treatment
Polished Tiles

Technics
Pressed metal base with screw fixing

Thickness
Typically 35mm or as specified

Size
600mm x 600mm (standard)

Moisture Content
Low (for non-metallic panels)

Water Absorption
Nil (Metal parts), Negligible (Surface panel if coated)

Feature
Strong load-bearing, easy installation, precise alignment

Application
Raised access flooring systems

Fire Resistance
Fire rated options available

Finish
Laminate, HPL, steel or bare top (as specified)

Load Capacity
3500-4500 N per panel (varies by system)

Usage Area
Offices, server rooms, data centers

Installation
Fixed with screws for stability

Edge Detail
Fully supported panel edges

Screw Down System Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
20 Square Foots

Payment Terms
Cash Advance (CA)

Supply Ability
100000 Square Foots Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Screw Down System

A straightforward yet effective way to guarantee sturdy raised access flooring is the Screw Down System that we are offering. This has steep pedestals with numerous holes for dynamic fitting freedom to support the understructure. The pedestal for the flat head is covered with these panels. On this pedestal design, stringer systems can also be accommodated. Maximum floor height recommendations for this begin at 150 mm (6 inches).

The major benefits of our Screw Down System are as follows:

prevents instability and vibration brought on by large rolling loads
does not require an additional bracing device
flexible panel sizes and dynamic placement are made possible by design
steel is used in this to offer additional strength

Reliable Support and Versatile Application

The Screw Down System excels in high-demand environments by combining robust load-bearing capacity with versatile finish options. Its reliable metal construction ensures both durability and safety for dynamic office landscapes, mission-critical server rooms, and data centers. This system adapts to a range of needs, making it ideal for modern infrastructure projects.

Precise Installation and Lasting Performance

Installation is straightforward-the screw fixed design provides consistent alignment and fully-supported edges for each panel. The system maintains structural integrity across various load and fire safety requirements, while polished metal bases and quality surface treatments offer a clean and professional look. The panels are designed to withstand regular foot traffic and equipment loads with ease.

FAQ's of Screw Down System:

Q: How is the Screw Down System installed in raised access flooring environments?

A: Installation involves securing each 600mm x 600mm panel to the substructure with screws. This screw-in method ensures stable placement, precise alignment, and eliminates unwanted panel movement, making the system suitable for high-traffic and sensitive areas like server rooms and offices.

Q: What load capacity can the Screw Down System support?

A: The system is engineered to handle loads between 3500 and 4500 N per panel, varying by specific configuration. This makes it highly suitable for environments where heavy equipment or dense foot traffic is expected.

Q: When should fire-rated panels be selected for this flooring system?

A: Fire-rated panel options should be chosen for areas with specific fire safety requirements, such as data centers or office spaces governed by strict building codes. These panels help enhance overall safety and compliance without compromising structural performance.

Q: Where can this raised flooring system be used most effectively?

A: It's best suited to commercial settings such as offices, server rooms, data centers, and similar spaces demanding durable and easily maintained elevated flooring with consistent structural support.

Q: What is the process for specifying finish and edge detail?

A: Customizing your system involves selecting from several surface finishes such as laminate, HPL, steel, or bare top. All panels come with fully-supported edges for extra stability and must be specified regarding finish and core material, depending on project requirements.

Q: How does the system perform in terms of water and moisture resistance?

A: Metal components provide zero water absorption, while the surface panel exhibits negligible water uptake if coated. Non-metallic options retain low moisture content, ensuring lasting performance even in environments subject to humidity or spills.

Q: What are the main benefits of using the Screw Down System over other raised floor types?

A: Key advantages include strong load-bearing capacity, straightforward installation, precise panel alignment, and flexibility in finish choice. The system also offers excellent fire safety options and easy adaptability to evolving workspace requirements.

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