wanted: raised flooring for cheap

On 12/7/2011 5:13 PM, Pontus wrote: Several years back, my employer at the time was moving out of a leased building, which was slated for gutting. However, the lease agreement was to replace any cut/damaged data center raised floor tiles, which amounted to about 150-200 floor tiles to be replaced. I don't know the exact cost per tile was, but the estimate is somewhere around the $250-350 each for a total cost of $50,000+. A year after the company moved out, the floor was ripped out by the building owners to make room for new tenants who wanted the space for offices and from what I can tell, most of the flooring was disposed of in aluminum/metal scrap dumpsters. So my estimated new per tile cost of good quality data center raised flooring is somewhere around $250-350 without any of the additional mounting hardware.