Factory-direct steel gratings & stair treads, shipped worldwide

Wrought Iron Grating

Wrought Iron: every batch ships with traceable mill test certificates.

Itemized quote within 24 hours · Free drawing review included

Welded steel grating close-up at ground-level angle showing bearing bars with round cross rods and visible weld joints; sandy/gravel ground setting
Welded steel grating close-up at ground-level angle showing bearing bars

Factory-direct, 4 product lines

Welded, press-locked, treads and stainless under one roof

Certified & tested

Reports on request — MTC with every shipment

Samples in 5–7 days

Production in 15–25 working days

FOB Tianjin

Shipped worldwide, EXW / CIF negotiable

Material comparison

Steel Grating Material Comparison — Where "Iron" Fits

Material is the first filter in a grating specification. This table compares the four grades we quote most — the honest way to see what the word iron buys you, and when to step up to zinc or stainless.

Material Corrosion behavior Typical environments Relative cost Documents
Carbon steel Q235B Needs a coating — shop primer, paint or hot-dip zinc Dry indoor platforms, shop floors, stair stringers, railed-off walkways The baseline of the four MTC EN 10204 3.1 per heat
Hot-dip galvanized Q235B Zinc coating shields the steel — corrosion-resistant outdoors Outdoor walkways, trench covers, guardrails, plant perimeters Carbon steel plus a galvanizing step MTC + coating checks to ASTM A123 / ISO 1461
Stainless SS304 Corrosion-resistant with no coating at all Food plants, washdown areas, general chemical duty Higher than coated carbon steel MTC EN 10204 3.1
Stainless SS316 Strongest of the four against chlorides and brine Coastal and marine platforms, chemical drainage, saline washdown The highest of the four MTC EN 10204 3.1

When buyers ask for wrought iron grating, the panels we quote are Q235B low-carbon steel sections — the modern mill equivalent of the old irons, and the grade proven by the mill test certificate that ships with every order. Corten steel grating and other special grades are quoted per project.

Not sure which grade fits your site? Send your drawings — we will spec it inside the 24-hour quote.

Honest terminology

What "Wrought Iron" Means When You Order Grating

The term survives in drawings and requisitions long after the material left the mills. Here is the straight story — no romanticizing, no bait-and-switch.

Traditional wrought iron — a heritage material

True wrought iron is a hand-forged, very low-carbon iron with fibrous slag inclusions — the material of historic gates and railings. It is no longer milled at scale anywhere; today it survives mainly as salvage and specialist restoration stock. If your project genuinely requires it, we will tell you honestly what is feasible rather than quote a name.

What mills roll today — low-carbon steel

Modern iron grating is produced from low-carbon steel sections. On our lines that grade is Q235B structural carbon steel — the workhorse behind welded and press-locked grating worldwide. Same familiar word on the requisition, honest spec on paper: the grade on the certificate is exactly what ships.

The proof is the certificate

Every heat is traceable, and panels ship with mill test certificates (EN 10204 Type 3.1) with every shipment — grade, chemical analysis and mechanical values in writing, ready to preview before you order. That is what separates a material claim from a material fact.

Why specify iron grating here

Why Buyers Order Iron Grating From the Mill

Custom wrought iron grating, any size

Rectangular panels, radiused shapes or ornamental project work — cut and banded to your drawings, with grade options on request. Corten steel grating and other special grades are quoted per project, never claimed as stock.

Mill cert with every shipment

We ship mill test certificates (EN 10204 Type 3.1) with every shipment, traceable heat by heat — batch-tested material, ready to preview with your quote. No middlemen between you and the certificate.

Anti-rust finishes for wet sites

Black mill finish with oil protection for export, shop-primed, or hot-dip galvanized to ASTM A123 / ISO 1461 for long-life outdoor service. For washdown or marine duty, step up to SS304 / SS316 — corrosion-resistant by chemistry, not by promise.

Applications

Where Iron Grating Is Specified

Open mesh that sheds water, ice and debris — Q235B iron grating carries foot and wheel traffic wherever coated steel is enough and stainless is overkill.

Platforms & mezzanines

Load-rated open-mesh flooring for plant access levels and maintenance decks.

Walkways & catwalks

Elevated routes that drain rain and spills, with serrated surfaces for grip.

Trench & drainage covers

Covers for trench drains and gullies — heel-proof close mesh as an option.

Custom shapes & ornamental work

Radiused or non-rectangular panels quoted per project — engineering drawings and an MTC, not vague promises.

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Specifications

Iron Grating Specifications

ParameterRange / answer
Buyer’s termWrought iron grating · iron grating
Material shippedQ235B low-carbon steel · SS304 / SS316 on request
Bearing bar20×3 mm to 100×8 mm, plain or serrated
Bar spacing30 / 40 / 60 mm · close mesh to 11/11 mm press-locked
Panel width × lengthUp to 1.25 m × 6 m, cut and banded to size
SurfaceBlack (oiled for export) · shop-primed · hot-dip galvanized ASTM A123 / ISO 1461
Special shapesCustom and ornamental profiles quoted per project
DocumentsMTC EN 10204 3.1 · inspection report · DoC per destination

Materials & test documents

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, per heat
  • Factory inspection report with every shipment
  • Declaration of Conformity prepared per order destination

Load tables & calculators → · The Q235B grade, explained →

Standards & compliance

Produced to Recognized Standards — Documents on Request

ANSI / NAAMM MBG 531

Iron grating panels produced to MBG 531 reference practice, with weld 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 — we show documents you can verify, not a certificate wall.

Standards hub — market-by-market comparison →

Custom made

Custom Iron Grating, Cut and Banded to Your Drawings

1

Send your drawing

Panel sizes, grade, finish, quantities — or just photos and a sketch. Ornamental and custom shapes reviewed per project. Drawing review is free.

2

Quote within 24 hours

Itemized, FOB Tianjin as standard — EXW or CIF on request. Small trial orders welcome, cut to your sizes from small MOQ.

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 →

Grating mezzanine floor in warehouse with pallets below
Grating mezzanine floor in warehouse with pallets below

Factory-direct quote

Send Your Wrought Iron Specs

Send your wrought iron grating specs for a factory quote — itemized within 24 hours, with free drawing review and material certs ready to preview.

  • Mill test certificates (EN 10204 Type 3.1) with every shipment
  • Five-stage QC, from MTC verification at goods-in to final inspection
  • Factory audits welcome — see the lines before you commit

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is your wrought iron grating actually made of wrought iron?

No — and we say so plainly. True wrought iron is a heritage material no longer milled at scale. What buyers call wrought iron grating today is produced from modern low-carbon steel sections, Q235B on our lines, and we prove that grade with mill test certificates (EN 10204 Type 3.1) with every shipment.

Which material should I choose for wet or outdoor sites?

For outdoor duty, Q235B with hot-dip galvanizing to ASTM A123 / ISO 1461 is the usual answer. For washdown, food, chemical or marine exposure, specify SS304 or SS316 stainless — the material comparison table above maps each grade to its environment.

Can you make custom shapes and small orders?

Yes. Panels are cut and banded to your drawings, and ornamental or custom-shape projects are quoted per project. Small trial orders are welcome — samples ship in 5–7 working days and production runs 15–25 working days after drawing confirmation.

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