Types

• Light Duty
• Heavy Duty
• Aluminum
• Stainless Steel
• Stair Treads

Constructions

• Welded
• Welded with Filler Bars
• Press-Locked
• Swaged
• Flush Top
• I-Bar

Uses of Bar Grating

• Walkways
• Flooring
• Ramps
• Bridge Flooring and Sidewalks
• Concrete Reinforcement
• Fork Lift Traffic
• Machine and Motor Bases
• Machinery Safety Guards
• Machinery Support Trenches
• Mezzanine Floors
• Partitions
• Platforms
• Racks and Shelving
• Window Guards

Benefits of Bar Grating

• Range of Bar Grating Alternatives - provide safe, durable and functional products for all environments
• Flexibility - Allows ventilation and light pass-through while providing strength alternatives to support light pedestrian traffic to the heaviest vehicular traffic
• Longevity - Lasts longer than any other material alternatives including wood, plastic and competing metal products
• Ease of Installation and Fabrication - Adapts to complex floor configurations and hard-to-fit areas
• Maintenance-Free - Open areas allow excellent drainage as well as lack of debris build-up

Commonly Stocked Sizes

• 2' x 20'
• 2' x 24'
• 3' x 20'
• 3' x 24'

Please see our stock list for a full list of in-stock inventory.  Many items of grating are maintained in stock for immediate fabrication and delivery. 

Surfaces

• Plain Surface - Standard on all grating products except aluminum I-Bar
• Serrated Surface - Available on all grating products except aluminum I-Bar.  Recommended when oil, water or chemicals are present.

• Slip-Resistant Surface - Available on all grating products

-Slip Resistant Metallic Coating:  May be in the form of the plasma stream deposition of aluminum-on-aluminum or steel-on-steel, or may be in the form of a CNC laser deposition process.

-Mebac® Slip Resistant Surface:  A patented process for bonding aluminum oxide grit to a metal base, either steel or aluminum.  Mebac® is the most durable non-slip surface available today.  Please note, that the grating bearing bars will have some random application of the Mebac® surface on their sides, which may be undesirable if the grating is used for architectural purposes.