Bar Grating stair treads are designed for safety and durability, commonly used in industrial and commercial applications. Here are the detailed specifications:
General Specifications
- Material Options: Available in carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. Finishes can include painted, galvanized, or unpainted surfaces.
- Types: Typically come in welded or press-locked designs.
Dimensions
- Standard Lengths: Common lengths include 600 mm, 700 mm, 800 mm, 900 mm, and up to a maximum of 1200 mm.
- Width Options: Standard widths range from 6 inches to 12 inches (approximately 150 mm to 300 mm), with specific sizes such as 12-1/8", 10-15/16", 9-3/4", 8-9/16", 7-3/8", and 6-3/16" available.
- Depths: Common depths include 1", 1-1/4", and 1-1/2", typically with bearing bars that are 3/16" thick.
Load Capacity
- Generally designed to support a minimum load of 1.5 kN (approximately 337 lbs) with specific load ratings depending on the size and configuration of the tread.
Design Features
- Bearing Bar Configuration: Commonly features a spacing of 1-3/16" on center for bearing bars with cross bars spaced at 4" on center.
- Surface Options: Available in smooth or serrated finishes for enhanced slip resistance. Nosing types can include checker plate, cast aluminum abrasive, or non-slip aggregate.
Applications
- Suitable for use in various environments including industrial facilities, commercial buildings, outdoor staircases, walkways, and catwalks.
These specifications ensure that bar grating stair treads meet safety standards while providing reliable performance in high-traffic areas