Floor gratings and planks

Manufactured as framed panels to custom sizes, these gratings are made for applications such as walkways, balcony decking, ventilation grilles, service platforms, escape stairs, and brise soleil. Gratings are supplied with fixing clips for secure attachment to support structures: custom-sized framed panels for specific project requirements; mesh

Manufactured as framed panels to custom sizes, these gratings are made for applications such as walkways, balcony decking, ventilation grilles, service platforms, escape stairs, and brise soleil. Gratings are supplied with fixing clips for secure attachment to support structures. Four main types are available: PL (pressure locked), PLX (pressure

Barrot grating represents a totally new concept in the design of steel flooring for pedestrian areas. It is manufactured from reversed U-profiles to provide a broad bearing surface with anti-slip dimples. This creates an exceptionally comfortable pedestrian experience, particularly relevant for applications such as residential balconies where traditional gratings can be painful to bare feet

Stainless steel delivers the highest quality grating material with an exceptional finish for specialist flooring with specific markets in the food, pharmaceutical and chemical industries Pressure-locked gratings are constructed entirely from flat bars by pressing an arrangement of cross bars into notched bearing bars. The bars are further secured

AntiVertigo gratings are designed for suspended flooring, high-level walkways and fire escapes. The unique design provides a double-skin grating that permits free air-flow and drainage but provides complete screening from both above and below. AntiVertigo is manufactured as stair treads with an integrated nosing or as flooring planks for landings

Heavy-duty floor grating panels are made in a wide range of apertures with alternative sections of bearing and transverse bar to meet loading, span and ventilation requirements. Cross-pressed gratings provide greater strength when subjected to stress and are therefore recommended for areas such as the turning point of a fork-lift truck or heavy

The final phase of the £500m redevelopment of Kings Cross has been completed with the creation of a 75,000 sq ft square in front of the station. The square provides a fitting aspect to the simple Grade I listed façade of the original station, designed by Lewis Cubitt in 1851, and which represented a radical departure from Victorian Gothic in

Lang+Fulton was approached by the architects of the new Vista apartments near Chelsea Bridge to propose a suitable stainless steel grating for pedestrian use, which would ventilate the structural openings to the underground car park. A grating with a heel-proof mesh of 55 x 11mm was recommended and was designed with support beams and anchor bolts. An additional 31m2 of mild steel grating in

Lang+Fulton heel-proof grating was supplied for bridges and projecting platforms at Mayfield Park, the first new public park in the centre of Manchester for over 100 years. The grating panels were all individually sized

A dramatic crystal-shaped glazed building by Wilkinson Eyre Architects at the Royal Docks in Newham is now home to London City Hall. Lang+Fulton supplied Barrot grating for the mezzanine floor, each panel made to a unique angular shape to add visual interest. The grating has a wide bearing surface with an innovative U-profile to provide exceptional pedestrian comfort

The Crystal is a Sustainable Cities Initiative by Siemens hosting the world’s largest exhibition on the future of cities. It is hoped it will become a global hub for debate on sustainable urban living and development. Wilkinson Eyre Architects were responsible for the dramatic crystal-shaped, glazed structure at Royal Victoria Docks in London

Lang+Fulton have supplied 184m2 of open mesh floor grating for a pedestrianised area at Lamb Street where customers can sit and enjoy the street food. A heel proof grating was chosen with a small 33x11mm aperture for a safe and comfortable experience

Virgin have opened their first UK hotel in Edinburgh. The project involved the restoration of three distinctly separate ‘at risk’ listed buildings with new build elements. The new bedrooms feature partially hidden balconies with glazed panels which harmonise with the adjacent buildings. Lang+Fulton supplied the decking for the balconies which were

Primark's flagship store on Edinburgh's premier shopping street was refurbished in 2016. Works included the installation of stainless steel grating, supplied by Lang+Fulton, as flooring within the window display. As well as its stylish, contemporary appearance, the grating serves as a lightwell, introducing natural daylight to the shopping area in

Type-EFS electrofused anti-slip gratings were used to provide a safe quayside area on the west coast of Scotland. The panels were manufactured to custom sizes and supplied with fixing clips for clamping to the underlying structure. Floor gratings for applications requiring anti-slip properties are made from serrated bearing bars and twisted

Electrofused grating panels shaped and framed to a radiused, elevated walkway were supplied to the School of Oriental and African Studies, London University, Russell Square Campus. The gratings feature a 11x76mm aperture heel proof mesh and hot-dip galvanized finish