Absolutely. Raised floors for renovations allow for work on existing floors, thanks to their easy installation without mortar or adhesives, reducing the impact of the renovation on existing spaces. This versatility allows designers to:
- install a raised floor with low levels , resolving the structural constraints of the old attics;
- preserve the historic flooring with a technical flooring , laying the new modules directly on the quality surfaces without scratching them;
- exploit a low-thickness raised floor to conceal modern distribution networks while complying with the Superintendencies’ constraints.
