floorpanel

noun
UK /ˈflɔːˌpænəl/
US /ˈflɔːrˌpænəl/

A flat piece that you put down to make a floor.

Dad lifted one floorpanel to fix the wires underneath.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A removable section of a raised floor used in offices and computer rooms.

The technician removed a floorpanel to reach the cables.

3. A panel forming part of the floor of a vehicle or aircraft.

The mechanic checked the floorpanel for rust.

4. A modular piece used to build temporary stages or platforms.

They assembled the stage from sturdy floorpanels.