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Do you need static control for your access floor? StaticWorx can help.
If you’re looking to purchase ESD floor covering for an access floor, we can help you choose the finish and grounding method that’s right for your application.
First a few questions:
- What type of panel system do you have?
- What grounding standards are you trying to meet?
Some panels ground ESD flooring on contact. Other panel systems might require special procedures to meet grounding standards. StaticWorx can help you with simple but effective installation processes for field installations.
Why Choose StaticWorx Raised Access Flooring?
Designed for Raised Access Floors
StaticWorx ESD flooring systems are engineered to work seamlessly over raised access panels, allowing fast panel removal, easy maintenance, and uninterrupted access to critical infrastructure below.
Reliable ESD Protection Without Special Footwear
Static-dissipative and conductive flooring options for telecom, PSAPs, flight towers, and end-user spaces safely control static electricity without requiring special ESD shoes, reducing operational complexity and improving compliance.
Fast, Low-Disruption Installation
Glue-free and free-lay systems minimize downtime during installation, replacement, or reconfiguration—ideal for live data centers and mission-critical environments.
Heavy-Duty Performance
From forklifts to rolling server racks, StaticWorx floors are built to handle extreme distributed loads, high traffic, and long-term wear-without gapping, doming, or degradation.
Flexible Systems for Any Access Floor
Multiple installation and grounding methods ensure compatibility with nearly all access floor types, whether factory-laminated or installed in the field.
Proven Compliance with Global Standards
All flooring systems from StaticWorx meet or exceed major ESD and safety standards, giving specifiers and facility owners confidence in long-term performance.

Types of Installations
One-to-One
- FreeAxez GriddPower® integrated modular system
- Global IFS – CarpetLOK one-to-one positioning method
- Tate – Positile one-to-one positioning method
- One-to-one without positioning devices
Overlap installations
Install over panel seams using either releasable adhesive or TacTiles. Tiles are easy to remove or replace.
Hard-surface Free-lay Installations
GroundLock 6mm interlocking and free-lay tiles can be installed on existing access floors without telegraphing seams.
Panel Factory Lamination
All StaticWorx flooring options can be factory-applied by the raised flooring manufacturer or installed in the field by professional installers.

StaticWorx ESD Flooring Options for
Raised Access Floors
ESD Raised Access FlooringFrequently Asked Questions
What is ESD flooring for raised access floors?
ESD flooring for raised access floors is designed to control static electricity while allowing easy removal of individual panels for access to cables, equipment, and HVAC systems below. Systems from StaticWorx are engineered to maintain reliable grounding even as panels and tiles are moved or reconfigured.
Can ESD flooring be installed without glue on access floors?
Yes. Glue-free installation options allow ESD carpet and hard-surface tiles to be installed, removed, and replaced without permanent adhesives. This minimizes downtime and makes future access floor maintenance faster and cleaner.
Do I need special ESD footwear with this flooring?
In raised access floor environments, personnel typically wear ordinary footwear. Under these conditions, electrostatic risk is driven by walking-induced charge generation, not resistance-to-ground alone. ASHRAE-referenced research identifies ~500 volts as the maximum acceptable personnel voltage and specifically identifies conductive rubber flooring as capable of meeting this threshold without reliance on ESD footwear.
How is ESD flooring grounded on raised access panels?
Grounding depends on the panel system. Some access floors provide grounding through panel-to-panel contact, while others require a dedicated grounding method. Installation options include conductive adhesives, grounding underlayments, or mechanical connections to ensure a continuous path to ground.
Will flooring movement or panel replacement affect ESD performance?
No. ESD flooring systems are designed to maintain electrical continuity even when tiles or panels are removed and replaced, provided recommended installation methods are followed.
What types of ESD flooring are available for raised access floors?
Options include static-dissipative carpet tile, electrically conductive rubber, conductive vinyl tile, and interlocking or lay-flat ESD tiles—each suited for different performance, traffic, and maintenance requirements.
Can ESD flooring handle heavy equipment and rolling loads?
Yes. ESD flooring for access floors is engineered to withstand heavy rolling loads such as server racks, pallet jacks, and maintenance equipment without gapping, doming, or seam telegraphing.
Does this flooring meet ESD and safety standards?
Yes. Systems meet major industry and government standards, including ANSI/ESD S20.20, FAA requirements, and U.S. Department of Defense specifications.
Is factory-laminated flooring available for access floors?
Yes. Many ESD flooring options can be factory-applied by access floor manufacturers or installed in the field by qualified installers, depending on project requirements.
How do I choose the right ESD flooring for my access floor?
Selection depends on the type of access floor panel, grounding requirements, traffic loads, maintenance needs, and applicable standards. Working with an experienced ESD flooring specialist helps ensure the correct system is specified from the start.
Static-Control Education at Your Fingertips
Explore the StaticWorx Knowledge Center for technical articles, videos, and guides to help you specify, install, and maintain ESD flooring with confidence.
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