Woodcore 1250 Raised Floor Kit - New

This kit is available by the square foot, in 4' increments. This raised floor kit offers the newest innovation by sealing all four sides of the panel with black ABS conductive edging. These panels have a high-density chipboard core wrapped with galvanized steel. The grid for this system is bolted, which means the crosspieces (stringers) fasten to the pedestal heads. Bolted grid systems are widely used in most applications. The panels are 24" x 24", the standard for raised floors.

This kit is a tough raised floor system offering excellent rolling and ultimate load performance with a Class A Flame spread rating. The way the components fit together makes installation easier for the first-timer, or for the most experienced expert.

The surface covering on the panels is a high-pressure laminated finish in the most popular color for raised floors, Grey Starlite. This is an attractive finish, made popular on raised floors because of its low maintenance and static dissipative properties.

This system is rated at 1250 lbs. on any one square inch.

This price includes the adhesive that holds the bases to the sub-floor, the pedestal assemblies consisting of an all-steel base and adjustable head (1" up and 1" down), the 2' cross pieces (they form a grid) that go from pedestal head to pedestal head, the screw fasteners that fasten the stringers to the pedestal heads, and the panels (which nest inside the grid).

Minimum Purchase of 152 Square Feet. Select finished floor height. The price is per square foot. Freight and Installation not included. Installation instructions are online for your convenience.

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By purchasing and installing this floor, the purchaser assumes all liability of complying with federal, state, and local building code compliance, fire prevention, ADA Accessibility, and Seismic Bracing or any other building code requirement enforced in a customer’s local area. This includes, but is not limited to Reservations, Parishes, and County Jurisdictions.