Facings

Staircases, platforms, etc. need to be finished with a front cladding (facing). Where features such as free-standing borders are required, the top edges of the facing will be protected with a stair edging profile. Angles screwed to the subfloor and bracing installed in the upper area of the facing ensure a stable structure.

Expansion joints profiles

In order to take up horizontal and vertical movements in a structural and inconspicuous manner, expansion joint profiles are used in the area of the raised access floor, adapted to the application.

Electrical outlets

As all electrical installations are laid under the raised access floor, electrical connections can be placed exactly where you want them by the insallation of electrical outlets.

Cavity barriers

Three different types of cavity barriers can be possible to meet the different requirements in the raised access floor area.

- Ventilation barriers made from coated chipboard panels
- Fire protection barriers made from solid gypsum wall blocks (min. 80 mm)
- Sound protection barriers made from foam mortar (min. 100 mm)

Bridging profiles

Due to structural reasons bridging is required where pedestals cannot be installed.
In such cases, special bridging profiles are available which are easy to install and improve at the same time dynamic and static load-bearing capacities.

Reinforcement profiles

Standard Lindner floor systems already exhibit high load-bearing capacities. Should these still not be sufficient, the system can be upgraded by reinforcement profiles. Various options are possible, from the lightest stringer which increases lateral rigidity through to a C-profile.