01 / Product Positioning
Massif UV Raised Floor for Office
The Massif UV panel uses white cement as the principal material, with polymer-modified reinforcement and lightweight fillers such as wood fibre. Installed on adjustable pedestals, it creates a removable underfloor void for office, commercial and public interiors.

02 / Application-specific value
Advantages for Office
Advanced Material Composition
Uses white cement as the principal material with polymer-modified reinforcement and lightweight wood fibre fillers for durability and strength.
Adjustable Pedestal System
Installed on adjustable pedestals to create a removable underfloor void for flexible utility access in commercial interiors.
Commercial Interior Solution
Designed for office, commercial, and public interior spaces requiring accessible cable management and utility infrastructure.
Comprehensive Selection Criteria
Includes configurable building use, finished floor level, void height, cable capacity, concentrated and uniform loads, partition locations, finish system, maintenance frequency, and installation programme.

03 / Composition and surface options
Inorganic core, reinforcing layers and finishing surfaces
Massif UV composite panels and adjustable pedestals form the raised system; panel edges, support points and finished floor must be coordinated as one assembly.
04 / Key features
Performance defined for the confirmed model
| Feature | Final Product Information |
|---|---|
| System positioning | The Massif UV raised floor uses white cement as the principal material, with polymer-modified reinforcement and lightweight fillers such as wood fibre. Positioned as an upgraded OA network-floor solution for office, commercial and public spaces, its panel is lighter than traditional OA steel network flooring, helping reduce logistics and on-site handling loads. |
| Serviceable underfloor void | Removable panels create an underfloor zone for routing, inspection and adjustment of cables or services; maintainability depends on coordination of panels, pedestals and finish details. |
| System load performance | Concentrated, uniform, rolling and ultimate loads must be checked for the applicable model and project standard and cannot be inferred from the material name alone. |
| Product boundary | The system does not replace the structural slab; load grade, pedestal height, finish and service conditions must be confirmed for the applicable model. |





















