Reduced thickness (26 mm)
Ideal for the renovation of historic buildings or low-rise offices, it allows for the creation of a system plenum where previously it was impossible.
The future of surfaces
Beyond the limits, above all expectations
It transforms the floor surface into an intelligent technical volume, making each system inspectable without invasive interventions .
The system guarantees superior acoustic comfort and total operational flexibility, combining plenum efficiency with uncompromising aesthetic freedom. It’s a future-proof solution where technical excellence blends with signature design.

Creating a raised floor requires pinpoint precision and perfect coordination between the installer and the system designer. Imola Tecnica manages the entire process as a single point of contact, guaranteeing you a flawless walking surface and zero re-routing.
Our structural panel in stoneware coupled with stoneware offers excellent mechanical performance in just 26 mm of thickness.
Ideal for the renovation of historic buildings or low-rise offices, it allows for the creation of a system plenum where previously it was impossible.
Stoneware is completely non-absorbent. It doesn’t swell, it doesn’t mold, it can be washed frequently, and it’s not susceptible to rising damp.
Leading the way in their class for concentrated loads, no flex and wear resistance.
Thanks to specific sound-absorbing mats, we guarantee impact noise reduction equal to or greater than traditional solid systems.

Direct control of ceramic production allows us to offer the Gres on Gres system at a highly competitive price compared to traditional supports, while also reducing replacement costs for damage related to foot traffic.
Sustainability and certifications
Our porcelain stoneware solutions have native compliance with the Minimum Environmental Criteria (CAM), facilitating the achievement of LEED and BREEAM credits for green buildings.
The boundary between inside and outside disappears. The unalterable nature of stoneware allows the same collections and sizes to be used for both office flooring and outdoor terraces and pedestrian plazas, ensuring a seamless and coherent aesthetic.
The raised floor can support the walls commonly used to separate the environments, where it is installed in.
No, the perception that ceramic is inferior in acoustics is a false myth debunked by technical data. Evaluating the impact noise of raised floors with stoneware supports , the sound insulation values are aligned with those of sulphate systems. The high mass and density of the sintered support (approximately 2,200 kg/m³) effectively dampen vibrations. The numbers confirm the parity of performance, ensuring high acoustic comfort even for technical floors in executive offices or open-plan spaces.
Yes, breaking down the aesthetic boundaries of the building envelope is one of the unique benefits of structural ceramics. The outdoor raised floors we provide are resistant to rot and freeze-thaw cycles, preserving their original structure. This feature allows architects and designers to extend the finishes of indoor raised floors to outdoor spaces such as terraces or rooftops, maintaining a rigorous material and functional alignment.
Entrust our team of engineers with the study of your specifications and the selection of the optimal support.