High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! A Raised Access Computer Floor is an elevated structural flooring system commonly used if computer rooms, data centers, command centers, and other areas requiring complex wiring or airflow plenum distribution. The flooring system consists of liftable floor tiles and a grid of adjustable height pedestals and rigid support bars in which the floor tiles rest. Access floor tiles are generally 2' x 2' in dimensions. Their construction material can vary, though all tiles are steel on the outside with a laminate surface. The tiles can have a hollow core, wood core, or steel core. The core adds strength to support higher rolling loads. All raised floor tiles have floor load rating of at least 1250 pounds per square foot.

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