Netfloor USA Cable Management Access Floor

We service and install everything we sell, factory-direct or through our network of authorized distributors. But, you can also install our low profile floors yourself. Our products provide you with the flexibility and organization to get back to doing what you love. The commitment to quality doesn't stop at the product level. Netfloor USA is able to offer a 5 year warranty not only due to the high quality products, but because we provide access floor installation services that are industry-leading.

You know the ones. The problems that take up too much of your time, which you should be spending on creating eye-catching displays. Problems like how to connect and power dozens of interactive product displays while making your store look great. Since that blog post, we have seen our low profile access floor products explode into the retail sector. So much so, we decided it deserved not just a mere blog post, but an article all to itself! Nobody wants to do it, and most don't even know how to do it right.

Our extensive experience in industries like: commercial, mission critical, institutional, retail, healthcare and more allows us to understand your needs to help you build your concept. We know the ins and outs of access flooring, and we understand how your building systems work. Our designers provide detailed CAD drawings showing how Netfloor USA works to your advantage. Netfloor USA is a premiere brand of access flooring, with the widest range of heights and applications, as well as a staggering array of raised access floor finishes from marble, terrazzo, concrete, carpet, tile, wood, bamboo and coconut.

If you have made it this far, we assume you already know you need an access floor. Raised floors are useful for creating pathways for piping, wires, cable, conduit and airflow. If you would like to know more about the benefits of an access floor, please check out our article on how it can change the way you work. Otherwise, let's skip the sales pitch on why you need a raised floor, and we'll get into the nuts and bolts of what type you really need. Traditionally, many architects, property managers and building owners and operators have been reluctant to utilize a raised floor in an office space.