Data centre with white control room floor and server racks in a row – telecommunications provider

In response to rapidly growing demand for data centre space for AI applications, Bredo installed 350 m² of control room floor for a telecommunications provider in Germany — designed for maximum load capacity, ESD safety and directed cold-air routing.

The brief

A modern data centre places three demands on the floor that amplify one another: server racks with high point and area loads, ESD protection for sensitive hardware, and a construction that guides — rather than disrupts — the constant flow of cooling air.

Work carried out

350 m² control room floor at the highest load class
Various cold-aisle containment units with dedicated steel ventilation panels
ESD-safe conductive surface coating across the entire area
Build height matched to the underfloor cold-air routing
On-schedule handover shortly before delivery of the first server racks

Technical highlights

The ventilation panels can be positioned exactly where hot spots occur — and easily rearranged as future load patterns shift. The ESD coating reliably protects critical hardware from electrostatic discharge during maintenance work.

Result

A floor construction designed for the next generation of data centres — robust, flexible and operationally reliable. The cold-aisle containment also ensures that the conditioned airflow reaches exactly where it is needed to run the hardware.