Abstract: A free access floor panel including a flat top plate and a bottom plate which are crimped at the upper peripheral edges into a single unit, the bottom plate having an upright wall along the peripheral edges and projected props inside thereof. The top and bottom plates may be made from surface-treated metal sheets so as to prevent damage thereto, and the floor panel thus formed can be filled with porous inorganic materials to upgrade sound proofing.
Abstract: A free access floor panel including a top plate and a bottom plate made of sheet steel of which a peripheral surface thereof if formed by upright walls. The top and the bottom plates of the floor panel are integrated into a single body along the entire peripheries, with either of the top or bottom plates being divided on a diagonal line, by being crimped to assemble a quadrate floor panel. The floor panels may also be filled with inorganic hollow grains.
Abstract: Steps are formed around the peripheries of respective floor panels, so that wiring channels are formed between the side surfaces of adjacent floor panels when said floor panels are installed. As a result, the laying of power cables and communications cables on the floor surface, which is impossible in the case of conventional free-access floors, is made possible. Furthermore, these wiring channels are covered by wiring covers, thus eliminating any indentations or projections in the floor surface and providing a flat floor surface.