The Wandefloor Inwase raised floor system is used for interiors and provides a very stable and highly resistant ceramic surface. The panels are made up of 10mm thick ceramic pieces reinforced with 2mm of Wandeslim.

In raised floors, the panels are supported on crossbars, which form a steel framework that provides greater rigidity to the system, continuous in one direction and sectioned perpendicularly. These, in turn, are supported by galvanized steel pedestals that rest on the existing floor.

The antistatic plastic gaskets are placed once the panels are positioned. It is a specific, longitudinal and continuous joint, whose function is to serve as support and delimitation for the ceramic, without the latter being in direct contact with the steel.

The main difference of this raised floor system compared to other existing systems on the market is that the thickness of the reinforcement is up to 15 times less, as is its weight, giving this characteristic a reduction in transportation costs and easier and easier installation. very high speed, as well as enabling a lower finished floor height. Furthermore, thanks to making the supporting grid independent of the system, it allows the design of floors of any format, even creating a combination of them.

• Rectified porcelain stoneware as the upper covering of the accessible floor.

• Wandeslim solution, which provides the porcelain tile with the necessary resistance to both load and impacts.

• Supporting structure using galvanized steel W-PLOIN pedestals to achieve the appropriate height and allow the passage of lower installations.

• Continuous galvanized steel crossbars as perimeter reinforcement of the pieces.

• Strip supported on the longitudinal and transverse crossbars in the shape of an inverted “T” to facilitate the arrangement of the flooring pieces and formation of the joint.