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CULTURAL SPACES - RAISED ACCESS FLOOR
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RAISED ACCESS FLOORS AS A SOLUTION TO THE NEW CULTURAL SPACES
Cultural buildings, known for elegance, undergo routine reconfigurations. Traditionally static, museums and art centers now evolve dynamically, embracing technology to sustainably share diverse arts and adapt to current trends.
Raised access floors are an innovative solution for ever-evolving cultural spaces. Museums, art centers, and exhibition halls require flexibility to adapt to changes in exhibits and emerging technologies. Polygroup’s GAMAFLOR system allows for easy and quick reconfigurations, providing a versatile platform for creative presentations. The GAMAFLOR system combines functionality and aesthetics without compromise, meeting the aesthetic and high-performance demands of contemporary culture. With Polygroup, designers can realize creative ideas without sacrificing functionality, driving innovation in the design of cultural spaces.
ACOUSTICS FOR AN OPTIMAL USER EXPERIENCE
Raised access floor systems are an efficient solution to improve acoustics in cultural spaces.
They play a key role in enhancing acoustics in areas such as auditoriums.
To enhance the acoustic properties of raised floors, choosing the right factory-applied finish is essential.
Carpets and textile coverings stand out for their density, efficiently absorbing sound and minimizing reverberation.
By applying these coverings during production, the raised floor system maintains its access properties, ensuring an acoustically optimal environment.
Auditoriums benefits from significantly reduced unwanted noise, enhancing the audience's experience.
Polygroup offers various factory-applied finishes that facilitate noise absorption.
HIGH PERFORMANCE FEATURES
The raised access floor system with carpet finish applied from factory is completed with SOVEREIGN TECHNOLOGY, making the 600×600 mm modulation of floor panels undetectable. This technology features high levels of sound absorption to the flooring, characterizing it as acoustic raised access floor.
