Anti-slip mesh grating, mesh size 30×10 BHS-G BHS-AB0110

Anti-slip mesh gratings provide a secure walking surface over floor drains and drain channels in wet or greasy environments. The open mesh allows water and small debris to pass through while the raised edges of each opening create friction underfoot, reducing the risk of slips even when the grating is wet or coated with oil. This design balances drainage efficiency with safety, making it essential for areas where staff move quickly and spills are frequent.

The grating rests directly over the drain channel or floor drain, held in place by its own weight or by the channel's retaining lips. No tools are needed for installation or removal; the operator lifts the grating by hand for cleaning or inspection of the drain below. The mesh's open structure means that water flows through continuously, preventing standing water that could otherwise create a hazard or slow kitchen operations.

Each grating is cut to size from a single sheet of AISI 304 stainless steel, a material chosen for its resistance to corrosion and staining in wet, acidic or salty conditions. The mesh openings measure 30 mm by 10 mm, a proportion that keeps debris from clogging while still providing enough solid surface to support foot traffic. The edges are folded under to eliminate sharp corners and to add rigidity to the sheet.

Available widths of 300 mm, 400 mm and 500 mm match standard drain channel sizes, allowing the grating to cover the channel fully without overhang. The depth of 258 mm, 358 mm or 458 mm corresponds to the length of the channel section it protects, ensuring a continuous walking surface across the full run of the drain.

Cleaning is straightforward: the grating is lifted out, rinsed with hot water and scrubbed with a stiff brush to remove grease and food particles trapped in the mesh. The stainless steel surface can be sanitised with standard kitchen chemicals without risk of corrosion. Regular removal also allows access to the drain channel below for deeper cleaning or inspection.

These gratings are typically installed in commercial kitchens, food production areas and public facilities where hygiene and safety are critical. The catalogue places them under drainage accessories, alongside channel bodies and end caps.