Anti-slip mesh grating, mesh size 30×10 BHS-G BHS-AB0110-050AK

An anti-slip mesh grid provides a stable, textured surface over floor drains and drain channels, preventing slips while allowing water and small debris to pass through. The open mesh design ensures continuous drainage without blocking the flow, while the raised pattern creates grip underfoot, even when wet or greasy. This type of grid is essential in areas where hygiene and safety must coexist, such as commercial kitchens, food processing plants and public washrooms.

The grid is placed directly over the drain or channel opening, resting on the surrounding floor or on the channel's built-in supports. Its dimensions match standard drain widths, ensuring a secure fit without gaps. The mesh openings are sized to allow water and fine particles to pass while trapping larger debris on the surface, which can then be swept or washed away. This prevents blockages deeper in the drainage system and reduces maintenance.

This BHS-G grid is made of AISI 304 stainless steel, a material chosen for its resistance to corrosion, staining and high temperatures. The steel is formed into a rigid mesh with a 30 x 10 mm opening pattern, creating a balance between drainage efficiency and surface grip. The edges are smooth and flat, allowing the grid to lie evenly on the floor without rocking or shifting underfoot.

The 500 mm width and 258 mm depth are standard dimensions for many floor drains and linear channels, making the grid compatible with a range of installations in professional and public environments. Its weight ensures it stays in place during use, while still being light enough to lift for cleaning or inspection. The stainless steel construction requires no special treatment and can be cleaned with standard kitchen or washroom detergents, steam or pressure washing.

Designed for use in public facilities, the grid meets the demands of high-traffic areas where safety and durability are critical. It is suitable for both indoor and covered outdoor installations, such as near hobs, sinks or entryways where water is likely to accumulate.