Factory-direct steel gratings & stair treads, shipped worldwide

Non-Slip Metal Grating

Non-slip metal teeth bite wet or oily soles. Fewer slips on site.

Itemized quote within 24 hours · Free drawing review included

Serrated steel grating close-up showing saw-tooth anti-slip bearing bar edges; diagonal composition
Serrated steel grating close-up showing saw-tooth anti-slip bearing bar edges

In-house weld & press lines

Serrated and close-mesh panels under one roof

Certified & tested

Reports on request, MTC with every order

Samples in 5–7 days

Production in 15–25 working days

FOB Tianjin

Shipped worldwide, EXW / CIF negotiable

Selection guide

Non-Slip Selection by Hazard Zone: Wet, Oily, Frost, Ice

Start from what lands on the floor, then choose the geometry, then the metal. Non-slip on this page means surface design — teeth, edges and spacing described geometrically, never a slip-test rating. This is the matrix we work through with your drawings.

Hazard zone What the floor fights Geometry we spec Metal & finish we pair
Wet zones Rain-exposed platforms, washdown bays, process water Serrated tops as the default — the open mesh lets water drain straight through while the teeth keep their bite Q235B hot-dip galvanized for outdoors; SS304 where floors are hosed daily
Oily zones Mills, press shops, lube and coolant spillage Serration combined with closer mesh — more toothed edges under the same sole; site-applied grit coating accommodated per project SS304 for solvents and degreasers; Q235B HDG where the oil sits outdoors
Frost zones Overnight frost film on stairs, ramps, escape routes Serrated tops with galvanizing — the tooth profile breaks the thin frost film, and open mesh sheds meltwater instead of pooling it Q235B hot-dip galvanized to ASTM A123 / ISO 1461
Ice zones Winter yards, freezer thresholds, exposed bridges The combination route — serration with closer centers so the sole always meets toothed steel; de-icing access planned into the fixing layout Q235B HDG as standard; SS316 for marine-exposed and brine-spray decks

Tell us the zone and send your drawings — we will spec geometry and metal inside the 24-hour quote.

How the geometry grips

The Geometry Behind a Non-Slip Metal Surface

Three levers decide how a metal floor behaves underfoot. All of them are cut into the steel, not sprayed onto it.

tooth height set by the shear serrated bar top — proud of the bar body

1 · Serration depth framing

The teeth are sheared into the top edge of the bearing bar in the same pass that sizes the bar. The tooth profile stands proud of the bar body, so under load the sole deforms over the steel and interlocks with it — the height comes from the cut, not from an added layer that can wear or peel.

more bar edges under the same footprint

2 · Close mesh

Press-locked panels run openings down to 11 / 11 mm. More bars under the same footprint means more steel edges in contact with the sole — and heels or small wheels stay on the surface instead of dropping into the mesh.

teeth + tighter centers serration with closer bar spacing

3 · The combination

Serration and close spacing stack: every bar underfoot is a toothed bar, so the sole lands on steel edges that bite even where a film of water, oil or melt frost sits on the panel. This is the route we default to for ice-prone duty.

Why specify non-slip

Why Specifiers Choose Non-Slip Metal Grating

A surface that grips

Non-slip metal teeth bite wet or oily soles — fewer slips, fewer incidents on site, and a walking surface that behaves the same on a rainy ramp as on a dry platform.

Made to spec, any size

Non-slip metal surfaces, serrated or plain, cut to your sizes — from a single tread to heavy-duty non-slip panels, custom-made with free drawing review inside the 24-hour quote.

Mill cert with every order

Certified & tested, reports on request. The steel behind the teeth carries an MTC to EN 10204 Type 3.1, and galvanized coating thickness is checked by sampling on every batch.

Metal chooser

Which Metal for Your Zone: Q235B, SS304 or SS316

Geometry handles the grip; the metal handles the environment around it. All three run through the same four product lines, in the same spec ranges.

Q235B + hot-dip galvanizing

The outdoor default for wet, frost and ice zones — platforms, stairs, ramps and walkways. Galvanized to ASTM A123 / ISO 1461 at a certified partner plant near our mill, with coating thickness checked on every batch.

SS304 for washdown duty

Food processing, beverage and chemical plants where floors are hosed daily and solvents strip lesser finishes. Stainless keeps the tooth geometry clean and bright for the life of the floor.

SS316 for marine chloride

Offshore walkways, coastal platforms, brine-spray and de-icing salt zones. The added molybdenum holds up where chlorides attack, keeping the serrated surface in service longer.

Stainless grating options across the range →

Specifications

Non-Slip Steel Grating Specifications

ParameterRange
Bearing bar20×3 mm to 100×8 mm, plain or serrated tops
Bar spacing30 / 40 / 60 mm centers (welded) · down to 11 / 11 mm (press-locked)
Cross barTwisted square or round, per specification
Panel widthUp to 1.25 m
Panel lengthUp to 6 m
MaterialsQ235B carbon steel · SS304 / SS316 stainless
SurfaceBlack or hot-dip galvanized (ASTM A123 / ISO 1461)
Non-slip routesSerrated tops · close mesh · serration with closer centers

Materials & test documents

Non-slip is geometry — the paperwork covers the steel and the coating behind the teeth. Every heat of Q235B, SS304 or SS316 enters production with its mill test certificate verified at goods-in, the first of our five QC stages. Panels leave with documentation, not promises:

  • Mill test certificate to EN 10204 Type 3.1
  • Factory inspection report with every shipment
  • Declaration of Conformity prepared per order destination

Load tables & calculators → · Serrated steel bar options →

Standards & compliance

Produced to Recognized Standards — Documents on Request

ANSI / NAAMM MBG 531

Non-slip panels produced to MBG 531 reference practice, with weld and joint inspection on our five-stage QC plan.

ASTM A123 / ISO 1461 HDG

Galvanized coating thickness checked by sampling on every galvanized batch before panels are released.

CE & SGS tested

Certified & tested, reports on request — material and coating documents you can verify, not a certificate wall.

Standards hub — market-by-market comparison →

Custom made

Custom Sizes, Cut and Banded to Your Drawings

1

Send your drawing

Panel sizes, hazard zone (wet, oily, frost or ice), quantities — or just photos and a sketch. Drawing review is free.

2

Quote within 24 hours

Itemized, FOB Tianjin as standard — EXW or CIF on request. The geometry-and-metal pairing for your zone is included. Small trial orders welcome.

3

Samples in 5–7 days, production in 15–25

Working days after drawing confirmation, hot-dip galvanizing included. Installation drawings and fixing layout ship with the order.

More about custom fabrication →

Steel bar grating — Close-up of weld points at bearing bar and cross bar intersections
Close-up of weld points at bearing bar and cross bar intersections

Factory-direct quote

Get a Factory Quote

Send your hazard zone, panel sizes and quantities — an itemized quote with the geometry and metal we recommend lands within 24 hours. Ask for your non-slip metal quote today: samples are ready in 5–7 days.

  • Five-stage QC, from MTC verification at goods-in to final inspection
  • DoC, MTC EN 10204 3.1 and inspection report with every order
  • Factory audits welcome — see the lines before you commit

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How does non-slip metal grating work?

By geometry, not by coating chemistry. Serrated teeth are sheared into the top edge of each bearing bar, so the sole deforms over the tooth profile and interlocks with the steel instead of riding on a flat bar. Close mesh puts many more bar edges under the same footprint. Non-slip here is a surface-design goal described geometrically — we do not publish slip-test ratings.

Which metal should I pair with my hazard zone?

For wet, frost or ice zones outdoors, Q235B carbon steel with hot-dip galvanizing to ASTM A123 / ISO 1461 is the standard pairing. For daily washdown in food or chemical plants, specify SS304 stainless. For marine and chloride exposure — offshore decks, coastal platforms, brine areas — SS316 is the choice. We confirm the geometry-and-metal pairing for your zone inside the 24-hour quote.

What sizes and lead times apply, and can I sample first?

Bearing bars run from 20×3 mm to 100×8 mm with 30 / 40 / 60 mm welded centers or press-locked mesh down to 11 / 11 mm; panels measure up to 1.25 m wide and 6 m long, cut and banded to your drawings. Samples are ready in 5–7 working days, mass production runs 15–25 working days after drawing confirmation, and your quote lands within 24 hours.

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