Raised Access Floors for Data Centers
Atlantic Power raised access floor: modular, antistatic structure with high load capacity and fire resistance, ideal for data centers, telecommunications facilities, and corporate offices.
Efficiency, safety, and accessibility for your infrastructure:
The Atlantic Power raised access floor is designed for environments where cable management, ventilation, and maintenance are critical.
Manufactured with galvanized steel panels filled with non-combustible cementitious core, it provides structural strength, durability, and electrical insulation—ensuring top performance in data centers, telecommunications facilities, hospitals, and industrial control rooms.
Atlantic Power combines engineering, design, and international certification to deliver a solid, safe, and aesthetically refined solution for your technological infrastructure.
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Features and Benefits
Galvanized steel structure with cementitious core
Provides a solid, stable, and silent base that is completely non-combustible. Ideal for mission-critical rooms requiring maximum structural safety.
Modular system with adjustable pedestals and stringers
Allows precise leveling on uneven floors, with adjustable heights between 10 and 120 cm. Facilitates the installation of ducts, cabling, and underfloor air-conditioning distribution.
Antistatic and conductive HPL or VINYL finishes
Antistatic, non-slip, and wear-resistant surface with controlled electrical resistance between 1×10⁶ and 1×10¹¹ Ω, ideal for IT and telecommunications environments.
Perforated panels for air flow
Designed for uniform laminar airflow without turbulence, with up to 20% air throughput. Enhances energy efficiency and cooling performance of electronic equipment.
Anti-corrosion protection with cathodic epoxy coating
Black electro-deposited finish that guarantees lifetime protection against oxidation and humidity, even in demanding industrial environments.
International certifications and standards
Complies with EN12825, BS476, NFPA99, and ISO9001, ensuring structural quality, fire resistance, and electrical compatibility in certified projects.
An infrastructure with an Atlantic Power raised access floor can
Reduce
HVAC energy costs by up to 15%.
Shorten
maintenance operations by 30% through fast and safe access to cabling.
Prevent
electrostatic discharge (ESD) risks in sensitive IT equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
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In this section, you’ll find clear answers to the most common questions about our products, services, and energy solutions.
From technical specifications to after-sales support, we’ve gathered the essential information to help you make informed decisions and get the most out of what Atlantic Power has to offer.
If you don’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact us. We’re here to assist you.
What is a raised access floor?
It is a modular structure made up of load-bearing panels supported by adjustable pedestals. The gap created between the slab and the floor surface (plenum) allows for the routing of electrical wiring, network cables, HVAC ducts, or security systems. This design facilitates maintenance, organization, and the expansion of critical infrastructures without the need for civil works.
Where is the Atlantic Power raised floor used?
It is used in environments that require high cable density and environmental control, such as data centers, telecommunications rooms, electrical facilities, hospitals, smart offices, and corporate buildings. Its function is to enable the safe and organized distribution of technical services beneath the floor, maintaining a clean and functional environment.
What is a raised access floor used for?
It is employed when there is a significant level of services (electrical, data, HVAC, fire detection) that must be distributed without obstructing the usable space, while allowing easy access for maintenance and future modifications.
What factors should be considered when choosing a raised floor system?
It is important to evaluate load capacity requirements, the available plenum height, the type of surface finish (antistatic or decorative), fire resistance, applicable safety standards, and compatibility with the equipment that will rest on the floor, such as racks, UPS units, or precision air conditioners.
What types of finishes are available for the panels?
Atlantic Power offers panels with HPL (High Pressure Laminate), conductive vinyl, or dissipative vinyl finishes. Each type is selected according to the project’s nature — technical, corporate, or decorative — always ensuring wear resistance, controlled conductivity, and a professional aesthetic.
What is the typical maintenance for these systems?
Maintenance is simple. It is recommended to periodically clean the surface, inspect pedestal and stringer fittings, and verify that the conductive properties of the finish remain within standard values.
Panels can be easily removed without tools, providing immediate access to the underfloor installations.
Can the system be modified or expanded after installation?
Yes. The Atlantic Power modular system allows for expanding areas, adding new panels, installing additional cabling, or redistributing services without altering the main structure.
This flexibility makes it an ideal solution for companies planning future growth or technological upgrades.
What height can a raised floor reach, and how is it adjusted?
Galvanized pedestals are adjustable from 55 mm to over 1200 mm, depending on the amount of cabling or airflow required under the floor.
This adjustable range allows the system to adapt to any type of technical room, data center, or corporate building.
Which international standards do Atlantic Power raised floors comply with?
All models comply with EN 12825 (mechanical resistance), BS 476 (fire resistance), NFPA 99 (electrostatic protection and electrical safety), and ISO 9001 (quality management).
These certifications ensure a product with high structural performance, electrical safety, and proven durability.
What is the standard panel size, and are they compatible across brands?
The standard module measures 600 × 600 mm (24 × 24 inches).
However, even when dimensions appear similar, support systems differ among manufacturers, so panel compatibility is not always guaranteed.
For this reason, Atlantic Power recommends maintaining brand uniformity throughout the project to ensure proper structural fit and visual consistency.
