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Need a good place to start when it comes to new Low Profile, Cable Management Access Floors? Not sure which raised floor is for you? This video will help ya out! Are you used to traditional access flooring? Take a look at some of the next-generation access floors that are available. We cover a traditional raised access floor (STACO), and two types of low-profile, cable management access floors (CamassCrete & ECO) Want more advice? https://www.netfloorusa.com/contact-netfloor-usa https://www.netfloorusa.com https://www.netfloorusa.com/which-access-floor-right-me https://www.netfloorusa.com/products-catalog

How easy is it to install a low profile access floor? Take a look and see for yourself! Now, with how useful Netfloor USA Cable Management Access Flooring is for running wires and cables, you might think it's a big undertaking. It's not. We'd be crazy to design such a useful power and data distribution system, just to end up making it hard to install! Don't tell the boss, but many of our customers see our install crews at work, and decide they can do it in-house for their next building expansion. Do you have trouble maintaining your current raised floor? Do you have a tough time managing all of the wires and cables you're responsible for, and just want to work on other things? Why don't you give us a call or send an email, and we'll figure out how we can help! https://www.netfloorusa.com/contact-netfloor-usa https://www.netfloorusa.com The access floor system in this particular video is our ECO series. You can read more about it here: https://www.netfloorusa.com/netfloor-usa-eco-access-floor Here are a few other ways to get in touch with us. We make a point of being easy to reach and easy to work with. We'd love to be a true partner in your next project! 1-844-NET-FLOOR (844-638-3566) information@netfloorusa.com

Watch how to install a finish floor tile on top of a Cable Management Floor. You can see how easy it is to route wires and cables underneath the floor, out of the way. No messy cables on top of the floor, no ugly overhead cable drops, no loud, slow and messy concrete trenching; just easy cable management. Netfloor USA Cable Management Floors: Access Floors for Human Spaces. Netfloor USA's website: https://www.netfloorusa.com Product Page (ECO): https://www.netfloorusa.com/netfloor-usa-eco-access-floor

One of the top questions our customers ask us is "How strong is your access floor?" Technical specs are important. Point loads, rolling loads, ultimate loads, etc. all have their place. Architects, engineers and end users need to know if the products they specify will meet the needs of the user (not to mention building codes!) But many customers want to know if the access floor will handle THEIR specific loads. Whether it's a server rack, cubicles, library books, conference room tables, etc., you want to make sure these cable management floors will work for YOU. With that in mind, we thought this might be an interesting demonstration. No, you won't find this sort of test called for in the access floor section of a project's specs, but it seemed pretty cool anyways! A bit of info: The raised access floor panel used is the "Netfloor USA ECO 60mm (2.36" tall) panel" It's made from high strength polypropylene, with significant recycled content. (LEED points!). Each panel weighs approximately 4 lbs. Not shown are the integrated cable raceways, which are part of the complete system. This is just a single access floor panel. The car is a Volkswagen Jetta Sportwagen TDI. The "curb weight" is 3,283 lbs. We had a couple passengers and some product in the trunk, so add a couple hundred pounds to that. Netfloor USA's website: https://www.netfloorusa.com Product Info: https://www.netfloorusa.com/netfloor-usa-eco-access-floor Blog Post about the Video: https://www.netfloorusa.com/blog/netfloor-usa-access-floors-strong-enough-drive