Bridge & Infrastructure Grating
Bridges, walkways and public infrastructure need grating that carries pedestrian or vehicle loads, resists weather for decades, and meets slip and safety requirements in public areas.
Engineering considerations
Dynamic and vibratory loads from traffic favour robust constructions — welded heavy-duty or riveted grating for high lateral rigidity — and demand careful fixing design.
Long spans and deflection limits push toward deep bearing bars or intermediate supports.
Public-access slip safety and heel/bicycle-safe spacing are often mandated, calling for serrated tops and controlled pitch.
GoGrating's approach
We supply heavy-duty welded or riveted galvanized steel for traffic and pedestrian structures, with serrated tops and safe spacing, fabricated to span and load with secure clip or weld fixings.
What we deliver
Heavy-duty and riveted steel grating, stair treads, trench and walkway covers, galvanized and export-packed with fixings.
Standards & compliance
ANSI/NAAMM MBG 531; galvanizing to ASTM A123; project-specific load classes.
FAQ
What grating is used on bridges and walkways?
Heavy-duty welded or riveted galvanized steel, chosen for high rigidity under dynamic traffic loads, with serrated tops and safe spacing for public access.
Why use riveted grating for traffic areas?
Its reticulated riveted construction gives high lateral rigidity and resists the heavy, dynamic and vibratory loads of traffic and high-footfall structures.
Infrastructure applications · Welded vs riveted · Heavy-duty grating · All project types
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