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Double floor

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(Arch.) a floor in which binding joists support flooring joists above and ceiling joists below. See Illust. of Double-framed floor.

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The programs together act as a double floor of price protection, reducing the need to mitigate risk through hedging.
With its double floor, the M134 could support a number of seating heights and storage possibilities, as well as a relatively low, one-box "monospace" variant with seats that folded into the floor when more space was needed.
5m, a new glass and timber screen with openable sections for natural ventilation, backs up the existing external band of glazing at eye level, and a 400mm thick double floor has been laid with insulation and electricity cables and ducts to service each work place.
 
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