Define the assembly
Describe the support conditions, panel span, expected use and proposed floor finish so they can be reviewed together.
Metal panel applications
Metal floor panels
Metal floor panel selection for RV and yacht interior assemblies, coordinated with supports, intended loads, floor finishes, access and transitions.
Application sketch
Where it fits
Flooring starts beneath the visible surface. A useful panel brief brings together the support structure, expected loads, finished level and the final walking surface.
- RV interior floor assemblies
- Yacht interior floor assemblies
- Selected residential floor applications
Define your panel package
Dimensions, panel construction, finishes and connection details are selected for each project.
Coordinate the interfaces
Consider door thresholds, cabinet bases, service hatches and transitions between floor areas.
Confirm the requirements
Required load, slip, fire and other project criteria need to be defined before confirming suitability and the panel specification.
PROJECT CHECKLIST
Project considerations
- Support spacing and intended loads
- Finished floor level and transitions
- Top surface and slip requirements
- Moisture exposure, access and attachment
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Before you specify.
Is the panel also the finished walking surface?
The floor panel assembly and the final walking surface are reviewed together. Share support spacing, intended loads, finished level, access hatches, top finish and slip requirements so the role of each layer can be defined.
What information helps select floor panels?
Provide the RV or yacht use, floor dimensions, quantities, support spacing, attachment conditions, intended loads, moisture exposure, proposed top finish and required standards. Thresholds and cabinet-base details also affect the panel brief.
Where are load, slip and fire specifications confirmed?
The selected floor assembly, performance requirements and available evidence are reviewed for the project before suitability is confirmed. Construction, thickness, dimensions, finish and supply terms belong in the agreed specification; this page does not claim a universal load rating or certification.
LET’S WORK TOGETHER
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Bring a drawing, a material question, or an early idea. Start with the details you already have.