Technical raised floors play an important role in providing effective and safe working spaces in industrial environments, server rooms, laboratories, etc. To ensure the floor always maintains its efficiency. For best performance and safety for users, periodic cleaning and maintenance is indispensable. Below are detailed instructions on how to clean and maintain raised floors, helping you keep the floor in the best condition.
I. Cleaning technical raised floors
Technical raised floors are often exposed to dirt, grease and other liquids, especially in industrial environments. Regular cleaning helps remove these materials and maintain a clean, safe work environment.
1. Prepare tools: Before starting cleaning, prepare tools such as protective gloves, floor mop, vacuum cleaner and appropriate cleaning solution.
2. Cleaning process:
- The first step is to remove dirt and fallen objects on the floor by sweeping or vacuuming.
- Next, use diluted cleaning solution according to the manufacturer's instructions and wipe the entire floor surface. Make sure you perform the floor cleaning process evenly and thoroughly.
- For stubborn stains, you can use a stronger detergent or cleaning solution and brush gently to remove.
- Check floor parts such as horizontal bars and bases to detect and fix possible problems early.
II. Maintenance of technical raised floors
Regular maintenance helps increase the lifespan and maintain the performance of technical raised floors, especially in harsh working environments.
- Check and replace parts: Regularly check and replace damaged parts such as copper wires and gaskets to ensure safety when used.
- Environmental maintenance: Clean the floor periodically to remove dirt and liquids, helping to maintain the aesthetics and safety of the floor.
- Comply with usage guidelines: Always comply with usage guidelines such as not placing heavy or sharp objects directly on the floor to avoid unwanted damage.
III. Note:
- Avoid sharp objects: Avoid letting sharp objects or high heels come into direct contact with the floor to avoid unwanted damage or scratches.
- Comply with tonnage limits: Always comply with the tonnage limits specified for the technical lift floor. This helps avoid the risk of the floor collapsing or breaking due to excessive load.
- Limit moving heavy furniture: Avoid moving heavy furniture on the raised floor to avoid scratches or damage to the floor. Use assistive devices such as strollers when necessary.
- Regular cleaning: Use a vacuum cleaner to periodically clean both the upper and lower floors, avoid using water or damp towels to clean the floor. This helps protect the floor from moisture and prevents unsafe slipping.
By following the above instructions and notes, you can maintain the technical raised floor in the best condition and ensure safety when used. At the same time, regular maintenance also helps prolong the life of the floor, optimizing your investment in the technical raised floor system.
