Product

CEI Raised Access Floor Panels for Data Centers and Cleanrooms

CEI (Computer Environments, Inc.) raised access floor panels provide the removable floor surface for data centers, cleanrooms, and critical spaces, in wood-core, cementitious-core, die-cast aluminum (Maxcess), bare steel, ceramic, and conductive (ESD) versions. Standard panels are 24 by 24 inches (600 mm) with load and fire ratings to match the application. Comp-Utility specs, supplies, and installs CEI access floor panels across Central Texas.

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CEI Raised Access Floor Panels for Data Centers and Cleanrooms

What We Provide

Our Capabilities

Panel Selection

We match wood-core, cementitious, aluminum, or conductive panels to your load, fire, and environment requirements.

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Airflow Panels

We pair solid panels with perforated and grate airflow panels to deliver underfloor cooling efficiently.

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Installation and Service

We install, replace, and reinforce CEI floors and integrate them with containment and cooling.

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Right Panel, Right Space

A Panel Type for Every Critical Environment

Different spaces demand different panels: wood-core for general data center and office use, cementitious for higher load and fire performance, die-cast aluminum for cleanrooms needing corrosion resistance, and conductive panels for ESD-controlled areas.

Comp-Utility specifies the right CEI panel, covering, and load class for your environment and installs it as part of a complete access floor system.

CEI Raised Access Floor Panels for Data Centers and Cleanrooms: A Panel Type for Every Critical Environment

Key Specifications

Panel typeConstructionTypical use
Wood coreParticle-wood core, steel-clad, HPL/laminate topData centers, offices, command centers
Cementitious coreCement-filled steel coreHigh-load, fire, and acoustic performance
Aluminum (Maxcess)Die-cast aluminum, corrosion-resistantCleanrooms, labs, semiconductor, imaging
Bare steelAll-steel welded, field-finishedMechanical/plenum, back-of-house
Conductive / static-dissipativeGraphite-conductive laminate, groundedESD areas, electronics manufacturing
Standard size24 by 24 in (600 mm); load classes varyCoverings: HPL, conductive, carpet tile

Specifications reflect the CEI access floor panel product line; exact load classes, sizes, and finishes vary by panel. Contact us to confirm the current configuration for your project.

The Comp-Utility Difference

Why Comp-Utility?

Long-Standing Distribution Partner

As a long-standing distribution partner of Eaton, Schneider Electric, and Vertiv, we specify best-in-class systems and back them with factory-grade service.

Engineer-Owned and Operated

Comp-Utility is owned and operated by engineers, with licensed Texas Professional Engineers (P.E.) on staff. That rigor anchors every design, specification, and installation.

Turnkey, Single-Contract Partner

We sell, design, install, and maintain complete infrastructure end to end. One accountable team and one contract for power, cooling, distribution, and cabling.

24/7 Emergency Response and Preventative Maintenance

Our technicians provide preventative maintenance programs and 24/7 emergency response, with rapid on-site dispatch across Central Texas when facilities need us most.

Licensed, Certified & Recognized

We hold ourselves to the standards of the institutions we serve, from professional licensure and jobsite safety to the industry organizations that set the bar for mission-critical work.

Licensed Professional Engineers

Licensed Professional Engineers

State of Texas (TBPE)

OSHA 30 Certified

Field Technicians

AFCOM Member

AFCOM Member

Data center industry association

7x24 Exchange Member

7x24 Exchange Member

Mission-critical infrastructure

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of CEI access floor panels are available?

CEI offers wood-core, cementitious-core, die-cast aluminum (Maxcess), bare steel, ceramic-faced, and conductive (static-dissipative) panels, typically 24 by 24 inches. Each suits different needs: wood-core for general use, cementitious for higher load and fire performance, aluminum for cleanrooms, and conductive for ESD-controlled areas. Comp-Utility specifies the right panel for your space.

Which panel should I use for a data center?

Wood-core panels are a common all-around choice for data centers, while cementitious-core panels are used where higher load capacity, fire, or acoustic performance is required, such as under heavy or dense racks. The right choice depends on your rack loads and requirements. Comp-Utility calculates the load and recommends the panel and load class.

What panels are used in cleanrooms?

Cleanrooms and corrosion-sensitive environments typically use die-cast aluminum panels (CEI Maxcess), which resist corrosion and meet cleanroom requirements. Conductive panels may be specified where ESD control is needed. Comp-Utility specifies cleanroom-appropriate panels and finishes to your facility's cleanliness and performance standards.

What load ratings do the panels come in?

CEI panels come in a range of load classes to match static and rolling load requirements, with cementitious-core panels generally offering higher capacity than wood-core. High-density racks require higher-rated panels and understructure. Comp-Utility determines the required load class from your equipment and specifies panels and pedestals accordingly.

What coverings are available for the panels?

CEI panels accept factory-applied coverings including high-pressure laminate (HPL) in multiple colors, conductive laminate for ESD areas, and carpet tile, plus ceramic-faced options for finished high-traffic spaces. The covering is chosen for the environment and traffic. Comp-Utility specifies the panel and covering combination for each area.

Are conductive panels needed for ESD areas?

Yes. Areas with electrostatic discharge sensitivity, such as electronics manufacturing and certain labs, use conductive or static-dissipative panels with a grounded understructure to safely dissipate static. Comp-Utility specifies conductive panels and proper grounding and bonding for ESD-controlled environments.

Can you match panels to an existing CEI floor?

Yes. Comp-Utility supplies CEI replacement panels designed to match existing CEI and legacy systems, including TecCore and Maxcess lines, so repairs and expansions integrate cleanly with your current floor. See our replacement-panel page for the specific compatible options.

Who supplies and installs CEI floor panels in Central Texas?

Comp-Utility specs, supplies, and installs CEI raised access floor panels and understructure across Central Texas, engineering the floor to your load, height, and cooling needs. Call (512) 346-0999 or email sales@comp-utility.com for a quote.