Rack upgrades01
Heavier equipment
Plan support for new AI, GPU, and liquid-cooled rack positions within an existing data hall.
Raised-floor reinforcement · Diamond™Heavier racks.
Heavier racks.
Same raised floor.
Add engineered support beneath the floor you already have. Diamond helps existing data centers accommodate heavier AI, GPU, and liquid-cooled equipment without full floor replacement.
Targeted reinforcementExisting floor retainedProject-specific engineering
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Additional support beneath the existing floor. Existing panels and understructure retained.
The structural upgradeMore support.
More support.
Less reconstruction.
Diamond adds midspan support beneath existing stringers. Paired reinforcement beams and a tile-support pad complete the load path beneath the equipment.
See how the system works01
Keep the understructure
Add support to the existing stringer grid while retaining the original floor system.
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Upgrade selected areas
Reinforce planned rack rows, equipment positions, or reviewed transportation routes.
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Coordinate the installation
Work through individual tile openings using a configuration and procedure reviewed for your facility.
Where it fits
Explore applications Make room for the next deployment.
Colocation facilities02
More tenant options
Give prospective colocation customers a reinforcement option when their equipment exceeds the existing floor’s capacity.
Targeted deployment03
A phased retrofit
Review specific rows, equipment zones, and transportation routes, then add reinforcement as the project develops.
Start with your floor
A configuration for your facility.
Floor height, stringer geometry, equipment loads, and site requirements determine the right reinforcement. We review your existing system before recommending a configuration.
See what we evaluate →01
Existing system
Manufacturer, grid module, floor height, and stringer profile.
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Planned equipment
Rack footprint, populated weight, layout, and transportation route.
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Site requirements
Slab conditions, anchorage, seismic criteria, and operating procedures.
Product resourcesSee the system.
See the system.
Review the details.
Explore the layout tool and installation demonstration. Contact us for documentation specific to your evaluation.
Floor Designer
Plan equipment locations, map underfloor obstructions, and explore support layouts for engineering review.
Plan your layoutInstallation demonstration
Explore pedestal placement, threaded adjustment, beam connections, and pad installation.
Watch in 3DEngineering documentation
Discuss design-basis information, material reports, model files, and your project’s submittal requirements.
Request documentationLet’s talk about your project
What are you planning?
Start with a question or share your floor information for an engineering review. You do not need a completed layout to begin the conversation.
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Share the requirement
Tell us about your equipment, existing facility, and project timing.
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Review the fit
We discuss floor compatibility and the information needed for an evaluation.
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Define the next step
Agree on the reinforcement scope, engineering requirements, and commercial discussion.
A first conversation about scope, timing, or commercial questions.