In many commercial buildings, the perfect flooring can’t just look good, it must also address a variety of needs: maintaining high-quality clean air, improving personal comfort control, attenuating noise, and easily responding to organizational and technological changes. Tate Access floors and underfloor service distribution system address all of those factors while meeting the aesthetic value of your building and staying cost-effective in both construction and operation.
* Access floors are a practical solution for many building types, not just the traditional office and data center settings with which they are most often associated. Tate has made a commitment to service the needs of both existing buildings and the new construction market by expanding their product offering to include new and exciting finishes, including:
- Porcelain
- Terrazzo
- Hardwood
- Soft tile
- Exposed concrete
- High-pressure laminate (HPL)
- Carpet
- Custom
Advantages of Tate Access Floors for Commercial Buildings
Environment Quality and Energy Efficiency
Tate access floors for commercial buildings enhance indoor environmental quality through superior IAQ, improved acoustics, and increased daylighting opportunities. And with economizer operation, you can do it all with less fan energy and more energy efficiency.
Comfort Control
Maximum occupant comfort control is a focus from design inception and throughout the life of the building, using underfloor air with modular, plug-and-play VAV or passive diffusers.
Adaptability and Flexible Point-of-Use
Tate flooring easily adapts to technological and organizational changes over the building’s lifecycle at a low cost. And with point-of-use services wherever you need them, Tate flooring provides flexibility, accessibility, and unlimited capacity.
Benefits for the Bottom Line
Tate access floors for commercial buildings feature a reduced first cost and construction time due to a significant reduction in HVAC ductwork when compared to alternatives. Tate’s accessible, flexible, and adaptive services lead to reduced operating costs and lower facility and maintenance costs. And using Tate access floors leads to accelerated tax depreciation opportunities.