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Drainage Grates
Steel Drainage Grates
InfraBuild Steel Centre offers a range of standard (stock) and custom made mild steel drainage and trench grates that comply with Australian Standard AS 3996:2006.
Typical Uses
- Grates for drainage
Features
- Hot dip galvanized for extended service life
- High hydraulic efficiencies due to maximum waterway created by narrow load bars
- Bicycle and pedestrian safety due to cross rods at 100mm centres
- Secure anchoring of frame in concrete from deformed steel rod frame anchors
- Safe opening and closing due to low grate weights and the availability of grate hinging
Relevant Standards
- AS 3996:2019: Access Covers And Grates
To find out more about the range of grate drainage products stocked at your local InfraBuild Steel Centre please contact your nearest branch.
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