CircoFloor Specifications

The CircoFloor system consists of a structural plate, two types of adjustment screws and a fixing screw.

The structure boards are clicked together to achieve the same effect as two overlapping OSB boards. This creates a rigid structure.

The black adjustment screws allow the installed structural plates to be fixed at the bottom and adjusted in height, both during and after installation.

The green fixing screw ensures that the top structure plates are firmly secured, keeping everything neatly in place.

The system is made entirely of polypropylene (PP) plastic, of which 5% consists of recycled material. Since a floor is replaced on average every 25 years, CircoFloor can be reused time and time again and will therefore last for centuries. This makes plastic the ideal moisture-resistant material for this application.

The structural panels measure 39 x 39 cm and have a height of 7.8 cm.

The smallest adjustment screw is 8.7 cm high, while the largest adjustment screw has a height of 14.7 cm.

The green fixing screw is 4.2 cm high and is used exclusively for fixing the structure plates.

The interlocking structural plates have a height of 8.8 cm.

The smallest adjustment screw allows a height of up to 15.8 cm to be achieved.

The largest adjustment screw allows a height between 14.7 cm and 21.8 cm to be achieved.

The system is ideally placed above utilities. Before installation, the required height for the CircoFloor system is taken into account.

The plating on top of the CircoFloor system also allows parts to be omitted, allowing utilities to pass through.

Thanks to the many threaded entries an adjustment screw can be easily moved so that it does not rest on top of utilities.

This ensures a flexible installation that takes into account the existing infrastructure.

Thanks to the double structure it is easy to connect the system seamlessly to the walls.

A single structure can be chosen to connect to the walls, which ensures less labor and material.

Or you can opt for a double structure on the walls, which will ensure full load-bearing capacity.

The floor construction system is fixed to the substrate using frame screws.

The thread in the structural plate means you do not have to turn the screw all the way down and the system is secure as soon as the screw is secured in the surface.

1 frame screw is placed per m², and if necessary, more can be placed per m².

The cup-shaped structural plates transfer the load from one 'cup' to the other.

This reduces the load's power and dampens the sound, all with a lightweight system.

Acoustic tests still need to be carried out.

Loose insulation granules can be sprinkled through all holes and under the system.

Cavity wall insulation can also be injected after the structural panels have been plated, without gluing.

Some commonly used cavity wall insulation materials are mineral wool, such as glass wool or rock wool, cork granules, insulation chips, cellulose, wood wool and EPS beads.

This ensures a high insulation value over the entire height and the insulation and system can be fully reused later.

Transport is a very important aspect. This has been taken into account during development.

This allows for very efficient stacking and more environmentally friendly transport.

Load capacity of one tower: 175 kg

Number of towers per m²: 144 towers

Total load capacity per m²: 144 towers x 175 kg = 25 tons

Load-bearing capacity including upper and lower structure: 25 tons x 2 = 50 tons/m²

Load capacity per adjustment screw: 250 kg

Adjustment screws per m²: 7 pieces

Total load capacity per m²: 7 adjustment screws x 200 kg = 1.4 tons/m²

With a dry underfloor heating system it is possible to heat up your room.

These systems are suitable for both new construction and renovation and consist of insulating or gypsum fibre floor panels with pre-formed slots in which the underfloor heating pipe is laid.