Wooden floor with squared timber or steel substructure

Wooden floor with squared timber substructure:

The supporting structure of this floor consists of squared timbers (8×8 cm) parallel to the direction of the tent width. The distance from timber to timber is approx. 0.75 m. The actual floor panels lie on the squared timbers. These are made of planed tongue and groove boards with a thickness of 21 mm. The tongue and groove boards are nailed with hardwood scantlings. A projection of the hardwood scantlings beyond the edge of the board guarantees a level floor without forming tripping hazards. The front sides of the floorboards are tapered by 5 mm. They are inserted into an aluminium profile rail during installation.

The load capacity is 350 kg/m².

Wooden floor with steel substructure:

The load-bearing structure of this floor consists of hot-dip galvanized rectangular pipe 10×6 cm in the first layer and hot-dip galvanized square pipe 6×6 cm in the second layer, each of which is laid at a distance of approx. 200 cm vertically and approx. 75 cm parallel to the gable end. The floor boards consisting of planed tongue and groove boards are 2.94 m / 4.94 m × 0.50 m in size and 21 mm thick. Boards screwed on the underside, which protrude laterally, ensure exact laying and thus prevent tripping edges. Both ends of the floor boards are provided with a tongue, which is inserted into an aluminum profile rail.

The load capacity is 500 kg/m².