Bar Grating
Welded, heavy-duty, press-locked, serrated, ball-proof grating for platforms, walkways, and industrial flooring.
Industrial steel grating, stair treads & trench covers
Find the right product for your project. Browse by type, or use Applications if you know your use case. Need load data? See Load Tables.
Stair Treads
Anti-slip fabricated treads with nosing, fixing, and finish choices for industrial stairs.
Trench Covers
Drainage and utility channel covers for industrial, municipal, and infrastructure projects.
Accessories
Clips, frames, support components, and fittings for grating systems and installation.
FRP Grating
Lightweight, corrosion-resistant grating for chemical, marine, and aggressive environments.
How to Choose
Use these inputs to confirm a practical specification before quotation.
| Factor | What to specify |
|---|---|
| Environment | Dry / wet / oily areas, corrosion exposure, cleaning requirements. |
| Load | Uniform load or point load, traffic type (pedestrian, maintenance, vehicle where applicable). |
| Span | Support spacing, panel direction, and fixing conditions. |
| Finish | Hot-dip galvanized, stainless, or other finish as confirmed in quotation. |
| Standard | Project reference standard and tolerance requirements (confirmed before production). |
Product families by facility type
Supporting context for specification—browse product categories above first.
Data centers
Colocation providers combine galvanized walkways, mezzanine grating, and rated trench systems in yards and halls.
Power generation
Utilities standardize welded mesh, serrated stairs, and heavy trench covers across coal, CCGT, and biomass sites.
Oil & gas
EPCs procure bar grating packages for racks, modules, and tank farms with consistent clip hardware.
Popular entry points
- Welded bar grating
- Heavy-duty grating
- Data centers
- Power plants
- Oil & gas
- Load tables
- Request a quote
Start from application or standard
Browse bar grating, stair treads, trench covers, FRP, and accessories. Technical depth: engineering hub, selection guide.
Frequently asked questions
Do you export fabricated panels?
Yes—include incoterms, port, and documentation needs in the RFQ.
Which standards do you work to?
NAAMM MBG 531, GB YB/T 4001, EN ISO 24637 among others—state the governing code.
Can you match an existing mesh name?
Provide photos, drawings, or sample measurements for reverse matching.
FRP and steel in one PO?
Yes; segregate zones and resin specs on the bill of materials.
Lead times for export?
Ask current mill schedule and documentation lead for your port.
Third-party inspection?
SGS/BV or owner inspectors can be accommodated—name the standard early.
Next steps
Review standards, download specs, or send an RFQ with drawings.