EPD: Steel access floor panels with lightweight cement fill, design load:907 kg, 48.6 kg/m2, ConCore™ LEC 2000 (Tate Access Floors Inc)

ConCore™ LEC access floor panels are epoxy coated unitized shells. The shells consist of a flat steel top sheet welded to a formed steel bottom sheet. The panels are then filled with a highly controlled mixture of lightweight cement. Manufactured to exact toleraces, these solid panels deliver the ultimate in design, performance, plenum integrity, service, and usability. There are seven panel grades (ConCore™ LEC 1000, ConCore™ LEC 1250, ConCore™ LEC 1500, ConCore™ LEC 2000, ConCore™ LEC 2500, ConCore™ LEC 3000, ConCore™ LEC 4000) and two different understructure supports to meet specific performance requirements. The two different understructures used—the Bolted Stringer and Posilock Cornerlock, which are here on out referred to as the Cornerlock and Stringer—support the floor panels for different load requirements

Manufacturer legal entity:

Tate Access Floors Inc

Manufacturer:

Tate

Country of manufacturer:

pennsylvania, USA

Product name:

Steel access floor panels with lightweight cement fill

Commercial names:

ConCore™ LEC 2000

Material type:

Flooring

Material subtype:

Raised flooring systems

Environmental & technical characteristics

Global warming potential (A1-A3):

88.6 kg CO2e/m2

Technical specification:

design load:907 kg, 48.6 kg/m2

Available units for calculation:

m2, kg, ton

Unique identifier (OCLID):

66bf93996accba5b368194f7

Sustainability data background information

EPD number:

SCS-EPD-10100

EPD program:

SCS Global

Publication year:

2024

Product category rules (PCR):

ISO 21930:2017

Environmental standard:

ISO 14040

Verification status:

Third-party verified (as per ISO 14025)

Upstream database:

ecoinvent