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As one of the first manufacturers in Europe, we had already developed a flexible floor construction as early as 1960 for the first large computers coming from the USA. Type K374 was developed in 1965 – a system consisting of pedestals and beams with socket connections, which considerably increased flexibility and stability. Plywood panels in a 740x740 mm format were used as panel material.

With the development of panels using high-density chipboard in a 600x600 mm format, it was possible from the mid-1970s onwards to do without the heavy beams. This meant that the slimmer construction enabled access floors to also be used for offices in the expanding service sector.

At the beginning of the eighties, the electronic data processing became prevalent in offices. Lenzlinger access flooring creates more space, increases flexibility, aesthetics, safety and satisfaction in the workplace. Floor boxes with integrated console adapters feed cables directly into the desk leg.