Description
Concrete Core Galvanized Steel Cementitious Panels
Steel cementitious raised floor panels are formed by shaping galvanized steel sheets and injecting liquid concrete between the skins.
The screw system / corner-lock concept enables the panel to be fixed to pedestals for improved rigidity and stability compared with loose-lay floor systems.
600 × 600 mm Format
Screw System / Corner Lock
High Rigidity
Data Center Suitable
Key Technical Facts (Typical)
600 × 600 mm
~35 mm
Galvanized steel skins
4-corner screw to pedestal
Overview
Concrete core steel cementitious panels are used where improved stiffness and stability are required.
By locking and screwing panels to the pedestal at the corners, the floor structure becomes more rigid and suitable for higher load / critical zones.
Technical Specifications (Typical)
| Panel format | 600 × 600 mm |
|---|---|
| Thickness (typ.) | 35 mm |
| Core | Concrete injected |
| System type | Screw system / corner lock |
| Pedestals | Aluminium head foot standard; rod length produced according to required FFH |
| Fire (typ.) | Reaction class EN 13501-1 A1 references available per configuration |
Model Matrix
| Model | Description | System |
|---|---|---|
| MXF-SC35 | Steel cementitious panel, galvanized skins with concrete injected core | Screw system / corner lock |

