Steel Cementitious Raised Floor

Steel Cementitious Raised Floor

    This page is for buyers comparing solid-core access floors against hollow all-steel or wood-core panels. Huahong’s Steel Cementitious Raised Floor uses high-density foamed cement inside SPCC steel plates, which gives a quiet, solid underfoot feel, avoids moisture swelling and resists creep under permanent rack loads. The same 600×600×35 mm panel is available from FS662 at 363 kg to FS2500 at 1134 kg, so heavy racks and battery cabinets can use higher grades while walkways use lower grades. Send the equipment point loads, required finish and destination port for a mixed-grade layout and quotation within 24 hours.

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    Product Description
    Why Specify a Steel Cementitious Raised Floor for High-Load Data Centers

    When designing the infrastructure for a data center or industrial control room, choosing the right access floor is critical. The Steel Cementitious Raised Floor solves the common issues of hollow "drumming" sounds, structural sagging under permanent rack loads, and moisture sensitivity. This guide outlines the load performance, material advantages, and selection criteria for Huahong's foamed cement-core flooring systems.

    Max Load Capacity

    Up to 1134 kg
    Concentrated load (FS2500 model)
    Core Material

    Foamed Cement
    High-density, solid underfoot feel
    Fire & Moisture

    Class A Fire Rating
    Non-combustible, does not swell or rot
    ESD Protection

    10⁶–10⁹ Ω
    Antistatic surface resistivity

    Solid Cement Core vs. All-Steel and Wood-Core Panels

    Unlike traditional all-steel hollow panels that sound noisy and hollow, the Steel Cementitious Raised Floor is filled with high-density foamed cement. This mass provides a quiet, solid walking surface, reduces vibration, and offers true Class A fire resistance.

    Compared to wood-core panels, cement does not absorb moisture, swell, or rot. Wood-core panels often lose load capacity in humid environments, whereas our cement-core panels maintain full strength even at 90% relative humidity. The steel-cement combination also offers excellent creep resistance, preventing gradual sagging under permanent rack loads.

    Property Steel Cementitious Floor Standard All-Steel Floor Wood-Core Floor
    Acoustic / Underfoot Solid, No Drumming Hollow Sound Moderate
    Moisture Resistance Excellent (No Swelling) Poor (Rust risk) Poor (Rot risk)
    Creep Resistance High (Prevents Sagging) Moderate Low
    Fire Rating Class A Class A Class B / C

    Load Performance & Model Selection Guide

    All Huahong models share the standard 600mm × 600mm × 35mm size and exceed the baseline national standard (SJ/T 10796). Choosing the correct model depends on the actual point load of the equipment (e.g., server feet or rack legs). Use this guide to match the model to your application:

    Model Concentrated Load Uniform Load Ultimate Load Recommended Application
    FS662 3.56 KN (363 KG) 17.78 KN/m² 11.25 KN General office cabling
    FS800 4.45 KN (454 KG) 22.22 KN/m² 14.50 KN Standard server rooms
    FS1250 5.56 KN (567 KG) 27.78 KN/m² 18.36 KN Small data centers, labs
    FS1500 6.68 KN (680 KG) 33.34 KN/m² 22.17 KN Mid-size data centers, UPS rooms
    FS2000 8.89 KN (907 KG) 44.45 KN/m² 29.42 KN Large enterprise data centers
    FS2500 11.11 KN (1134 KG) 57.79 KN/m² 37.34 KN Mainframes, heavy industrial control
    Steel Cementitious Raised Floor with PVC finish
    Foamed cement core construction
    Raised floor panel edge detail
    Steel Cementitious Raised Floor details and construction.

    Why Huahong Floor Delivers Better Value

    Huahong utilizes consistent, verified steel gauges and high-density foamed cement fill to ensure superior flatness (≤0.5mm tolerance) and edge finish. Every panel undergoes strict impact-weld inspection before packing. If your project also requires integrated underfloor air distribution or pure steel structures, explore our All Steel Anti-static Ventilation Floor or All Steel Anti-static Activity Floor. For specialized environments, our Calcium Sulfate Anti-static Floor offers another high-performance option.

    【Steel Cementitious Raised Floor】FAQ

    Q: What is the difference between the FS662 and FS2500 models of the Steel Cementitious Raised Floor?

    A: The primary difference is load capacity and internal steel thickness. The FS662 provides a 3.56 KN (363 KG) concentrated load, suitable for office cabling and light server rooms. The FS2500 provides an 11.11 KN (1134 KG) concentrated load—over three times stronger. It uses thicker SPCC steel plates and higher-density cement fill. All models share the same 600×600×35mm dimensions, allowing you to choose FS662 for general walkways and FS2500 for heavy mainframes or UPS battery rooms.

    Q: Why choose a Steel Cementitious Raised Floor over an all-steel hollow panel?

    A: The cement core adds mass, which provides a solid feel underfoot and eliminates the "drumming" noise common with hollow panels. It also reduces vibration and provides true Class A fire resistance. Furthermore, the steel-cement combination offers excellent creep resistance, meaning it will not gradually sag under permanent heavy rack loads, ensuring long-term stability for your data center.

    Q: Can I mix different load-rated Steel Cementitious Raised Floor panels in the same room?

    A: Yes, this is a very common and cost-effective practice. You can use higher-rated panels (e.g., FS1500 or FS2000) under heavy server racks and battery cabinets, while using lower-rated panels (e.g., FS662 or FS800) in walkway areas. Because all panels share identical 600×600×35mm dimensions and pedestal compatibility, the installation method remains the same, saving costs while providing strength exactly where needed.

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