Access Vs Traditional Flooring: The Better Option for Commercial Spaces
Flooring is a crucial part of any building, be it residential or commercial. It’s obvious that office flooring is different from the ones built in residential environments. They should be designed to hold moderate to heavy foot traffic. That said, the material used for the construction of office flooring should be chosen diligently. Traditional and Raised Office Flooring There are two flooring options available if you are looking to build or redo your office flooring – (i) Raised or Access Flooring and (ii) Traditional Flooring. Traditional flooring is the type of flooring, and we all know how it is built. The floor is laid on a flat surface. On tile floors, the tiles or planks are installed on the solid (concrete/wood/plyboard) subfloor by applying thin-set mortar to the tile back. There is no empty space between the substrate and the floor surface. Raised or access flooring is an innovative method of building office floors. Its surface is higher than the subfloor surface,