


Walkway grating panels consist of parallel bearing bars joined by perpendicular cross rods, forming a rigid open‑grid structure. The open area provides drainage, reduces weight, and maintains
Request a QuoteWalkway grating panels consist of parallel bearing bars joined by perpendicular cross rods, forming a rigid open‑grid structure. The open area provides drainage, reduces weight, and maintains visibility while supporting distributed loads.
Common base materials include hot‑rolled Q235 carbon steel, stainless steel grades 304/316, and pre‑galvanized steel. The choice affects corrosion resistance, strength, and weight.
Capacity depends on bar size, spacing, material grade, and support condition. The table below shows typical uniformly distributed load values for simple spans with bearing bars oriented perpendicular to the load direction.
| Bearing Bar Size (mm) | Center‑to‑Center Spacing (mm) | Typical UDL Capacity (kN/m²) |
|---|---|---|
| 25 × 25 | 30 | ≈5.0 |
| 30 × 30 | 40 | ≈8.5 |
| 40 × 40 | 50 | ≈12.0 |
Values are indicative; final design must verify against applicable standards (e.g., GB/T 14791, ANSI/NAAMM MBG 531) and project‑specific support conditions.
To enhance slip resistance and corrosion protection, panels can be supplied with hot‑dip galvanizing, powder coating, or serrated bar profiles.

Panels are commonly produced in rectangular modules up to 1200 mm × 2400 mm. Custom lengths, widths, and opening patterns are achievable by adjusting bar spacing and panel layout.
The open‑grid design makes grating suitable where drainage, ventilation, and visibility are required while supporting foot traffic or light equipment.
Each production lot undergoes dimensional verification, visual inspection of welds, and coating thickness measurement. Mechanical properties are confirmed via mill certificates; optional third‑party testing can be arranged.
Panels are stacked on pallets with protective corner guards and wrapped in stretch film. For export, pallets are secured in containers with moisture‑absorbent desiccants and secured with steel straps.
Yes. Panel length, width, bar size, and spacing are adjusted according to project drawings. Provide clear opening requirements and support conditions for accurate quotation.
Needed data include: intended load (UDL or point load), span length, bar material preference, surface treatment, edge condition, and any applicable standards.
Inspection includes: dimensional tolerance (±2 mm), weld continuity visual check, coating thickness via magnetic gauge, and material test reports upon request.
Standard packaging: palletized with stretch film. Optional: wooden crates, corrosion‑inhibiting VCI bags, or custom crating for oversized units.
Lead time varies with order complexity; standard sizes usually ship within 2–3 weeks after drawing approval, while customized items may require 4–6 weeks.
For technical inquiries, quotation requests, or sample arrangements, please contact our engineering team.
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