Raise the Floor to Design Smarter
Create spaces that evolve as fast as the people and technology inside them. Tate’s raised access flooring solutions give you the freedom to design for today—and adapt for tomorrow—without compromising aesthetics, performance, or sustainability.
What Is Raised Access Flooring?
A smarter approach to building design starts from beneath the floor.
Raised access floors create an accessible plenum between the structural slab and finished floor, making it easy to route and modify building systems without disruption.
Instead of locking decisions in place, you gain the flexibility to adjust layouts, integrate new technologies, and support changing tenant needs over time.
Design Without Limits
Flexibility
Design for today. Adapt for tomorrow. Easily reconfigure spaces as needs evolve without major renovation.
Sustainability
Support your project’s performance goals. Contribute to LEED and WELL certifications with solutions that reduce waste and improve efficiency.
Comfort
Elevate occupant experience. Deliver better airflow, thermal comfort, and cleaner spaces, all without sacrificing design intent.
First Tech Credit Union’s commitment to putting “People First” is evident in their new Oregon campus.
Find out moreUFAD, combined with a variety of other sustainability strategies, is expected to lower energy costs at 350 Mission Street by about one-third.
Find out moreThe Seattle Public Library was designed with architectural creativity and sustainability in mind and is a major architectural wonder for the city of Seattle.
Find out moreResources for Better Design
The Tate specification library brings together the technical resources you rely on every day and is built to support every phase of design—from early planning through final documentation.
Start Designing More Flexible, Sustainable Spaces by Raising the Floor
Whether you’re planning a new build or rethinking an existing space, Tate helps you design environments that stay relevant long after day one.