The structure of cross-pressed grating with different sized flat bars provides sturdiness and resistance to buckling in special contexts.
Slots are put into both the bearing and the cross bars and they are assembled together at the slots.
The resulting panel is particularly compact because each intersection maintains the grid's structure.
Even particularly challenging conditions, such as when a forklift or heavy vehicle moves the steering in a standstill position on top of the grid, potentially very damaging to pressure-locked grating, are unable to deform its structure.
Cross-pressed grating with different sized flat bars is available in various meshes (see link in the menu on the left), each of which can be used with different types of flat bar.
This type of grating is always provided in custom sized panels finished with edging and hot-dip galvanising, ready for fitting.
The cross-pressed grating in the version with different cross bars can be supplied in any mesh and special flat bar section size.
Also available in pickled and/or polished stainless steel or in aluminium.

1) Bearing bar
2) Cross bar
3) Edge