Reliable cable management on every deck
On vessels and offshore platforms, conditions are demanding. Vibrations, humidity, salt exposure, and intensive use place high demands on every installation, including the floor. At the same time, space is limited and everything must be safe, well-organised, and always accessible for maintenance and inspection. A failure on an offshore platform or a vessel at sea can have serious consequences, from hazardous situations for the crew to costly downtime of the installation.
Intercell offers a reliable solution for this. The modular floor system routes all cables, power, and data connections neatly beneath the floor, meets the most stringent fire and safety standards, and provides rapid access at all times for maintenance and repairs — without demolition work and without disruption. This allows you to focus entirely on what truly matters: a safe and reliable installation that performs optimally under all conditions.
On vessels and offshore platforms, reliability is non-negotiable. Heavy equipment, navigation systems, and communication installations demand a flooring solution that performs under pressure — even in the presence of vibration, moisture, and intensive use.
Why Intercell on ships and offshore platforms?
On ships and offshore platforms, there is no room for compromise. Conditions are demanding, space is limited, and the consequences of a failure or inaccessible installation can be significant. Intercell is designed to meet these requirements. The system is lightweight, capable of withstanding heavy loads, and tested for electromagnetic compatibility and fire safety. These are the six key advantages for your vessel or offshore platform.
Safe cable management
All cables are neatly concealed beneath the floor. No loose conduits, no trip hazards, and a well-organised space that complies with maritime safety standards.
Rapid access at all times
Floor panels can be removed in no time for inspection or repair. Essential in environments where downtime can have serious consequences.
Fire safety certified
Tested in accordance with EN13501-1 and EN13501-2, class Afl-s1. On vessels and platforms where fire safety is critical, Intercell provides the required assurance.
Lightweight construction
Intercell adds only 22 kg/m² to the structure. On vessels and platforms where weight is a critical factor, this represents a significant advantage.
Electromagnetic compatibility
EMC tested, with an attenuation of 25 dB between 3 and 30 MHz and 20 dB between 30 and 1000 MHz. Essential for navigation and communication systems on board.
High load-bearing capacity
Class 4B in accordance with EN12825, with a maximum load of over 9 kN. Suitable for heavy equipment and intensive use on vessels and platforms.
Reliable under all conditions

On vessels and offshore platforms, reliability is non-negotiable. Heavy equipment, navigation systems, and communication installations demand a flooring solution that performs under all conditions — including vibration, moisture, and intensive around-the-clock use. Intercell combines a high load capacity with the flexibility to route cables, power and data connections neatly beneath the floor — with no exposed conduits, no trip hazards, and always readily accessible for maintenance and repair.
Thanks to the available system heights and the lightweight construction, Intercell can be installed in both new-build and existing vessels and offshore platforms. The system adds only 22 kg/m² to the structure — a significant advantage on vessels and platforms where every additional kilogram affects stability and fuel consumption. And because the floor panels are easy to remove, modifications can always be carried out quickly, even at sea or on a remote offshore platform.
Technical specifications
For vessels and offshore platforms, fire safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and lightweight construction are the most critical specifications. In environments where weight matters, conditions are demanding, and downtime has major consequences, you need to rely on a system that meets the highest standards. Below are the most relevant technical specifications for your vessel or offshore platform.
Fire classification
Tested in accordance with EN13501-1 and EN13501-2. Essential on vessels and platforms where fire safety is of the utmost importance.
kg/m² weight
Lightweight system. On vessels and platforms where every kilogram counts, this is a crucial advantage.
EMC reduction
Between 3 and 30 MHz. Essential for navigation and communication systems on board.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Intercell suitable for use on a ship or offshore platform?
Yes, Intercell is ideally suited for use on ships and offshore platforms. The system is lightweight, resistant to heavy loads, tested for fire safety and electromagnetic compatibility, and always provides rapid access for maintenance and repair, even in demanding environments.
How does Intercell handle vibrations and humidity on a ship?
Intercell is manufactured from galvanised cold-rolled steel, making the system resistant to humidity and corrosion. The floor panels rest securely on the floor supports and withstand the vibrations and movements common on ships and offshore platforms.
Is Intercell sufficiently fire-safe for use on a ship or offshore platform?
Yes, Intercell has been fire resistance tested in accordance with EN13501-1 and EN13501-2, class Afl-s1. On ships and offshore platforms, where fire safety is of the utmost importance, Intercell provides the required assurance and complies with the most stringent maritime safety standards.
Does Intercell hold EMC certification?
Yes, Intercell has been tested for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), achieving an attenuation of 25 dB between 3 and 30 MHz and 20 dB between 30 and 1000 MHz. This is essential on ships and offshore platforms where navigation and communication systems are sensitive to electromagnetic interference.
Is Intercell lightweight enough for use on a ship?
Yes, Intercell adds only 22 kg/m² to the structure. On ships and offshore platforms, where every additional kilogram affects stability and fuel consumption, this is a significant advantage over heavier floor systems.
Can I access the cables for maintenance or repair in the middle of the sea?
Yes, the floor panels can be removed easily without tools. You always have rapid access to cables and connections for inspection, maintenance or repair, without demolition work or disruption, even at remote locations far from shore.
Is Intercell also suitable for existing ships and offshore platforms?
Yes, Intercell can be installed on any levelled subfloor. The existing floor remains fully intact, as the system is secured by means of adhesive bonding or mega screws, without drilling or demolition. Installation can be carried out in port or during a scheduled maintenance stop.