60 × 60 panel, steel edge
The heart of the floor: a dense panel framed in steel, lifted with a suction cup to reach the services.
Technical floors
Raised access floor
A raised access floor is a raised floor designed to allow the passage and organisation of cables, electrical conduits and networks.
- 3 products
- 1 brand : CBI
Professionals design a raised access floor as a type of raised floor to allow the passage and organisation of cables, electrical conduits, computer networks, piping and other technical infrastructure. They use it mainly in offices, data centres, computer rooms and industrial environments where the management of cables and airflows is essential
Technical dossier (PDF)Every ODECOR sheet of this family in a single PDF, for tenders and specifications. 3 products.
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Bois condensé
PT38View product
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Bois condensé BACK ACIER
PT38VView product
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Sulfate de calcium
SC30VView product
Brand
Thickness
3 products shown
Compare the products
| Product | Reference | Brand | Thickness | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bois condensé | PT38 | CBI | 38mm | Tile |
| Bois condensé BACK ACIER | PT38V | CBI | 38.5mm | Tile |
| Sulfate de calcium | SC30V | CBI | 30.5mm | Tile |
On display in our showroom
Come and touch it in Chéraga.
The CBI raised floor is built for real in our showroom. Tap a point to explore it piece by piece.
Stiffening stringers
They tie the pedestal heads together and keep the grid square, even under heavy loads.
Adjustable pedestals
Set to the millimetre to absorb an uneven slab and fix the height of the service void.
Several finishes
Bare, speckled or covered: the surface is chosen for the use, from offices to server rooms.
Knauf AMF ceilings
On the wall, our ceiling tile samples: floor and ceiling are chosen together, in one place.
See ceilingsReference project
Sonatrach, MTBE unit, Arzew.
From set-out on the bare slab to the finished room: the raised floor laid by our crews, in photos and video, nothing staged.
- 1,000 m²
- CBI raised floor
- January 2026
- Certificate of good execution
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01Set-out on the bare slab
The panel layout is marked out: every pedestal has its spot before anything is laid.
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02Pedestals set and levelled
Every pedestal is adjusted to the millimetre: it sets the height and flatness of the floor.
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03Panels laid
Panels sit on the frame. Underneath, the void stays free for cables and airflow.
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04Room handed over
A flat, clean floor, ready for racks and furniture. Every panel can still be lifted for maintenance.
A project in raised access floor ?
Describe the premises and surface area: we come back to you with suitable products and a detailed quote, supply and installation included.