01 / Product Positioning
Steel White Cement Raised Floor for Office Building
Steel faces enclose a white-cement composite core over adjustable pedestals, creating an office void with modular access, floor flatness and compatibility with common office finishes.
02 / Application-specific value
Advantages for Office Building
Steel-Encased White Cement Core
Steel faces enclose a white-cement composite core for enhanced durability and structural performance.
Adjustable Pedestal System
Installed over adjustable pedestals to create a modular underfloor void with precise floor flatness control.
Office Finish Compatibility
Compatible with common office floor finishes for seamless aesthetic integration in commercial interiors.
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
Encapsulated panels, pedestals and perimeter details work together, and the finish must suit the panel surface and the selected adhesive or loose-lay method.
04 / Key features
Performance defined for the confirmed model
| Feature | Final Product Information |
|---|---|
| System positioning | The six-side steel encapsulated floor combines steel faces with a lightweight fire-resistant cement core. It is positioned as an upgraded traditional encapsulated floor with emphasis on flatness, load performance, logistics and installation. |
| Serviceable underfloor void | The raised void supports routing, inspection and adjustment of cables or services. Maintainability depends on removable panels, pedestal stability 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 steel white-cement description does not mean every project uses the same steel thickness, core density or load grade. |
