Walkway grating is widely applied in ports, offshore areas, gardens, and pedestrian streets as walkways. In ports and offshore settings, it serves as either a permanent or temporary solution, being much more convenient to install and remove compared to concrete or other material-based ground or walkways.

For gardens and pedestrian areas, the walkway grating offers excellent air and water permeability. It reduces maintenance time and costs. It is an ideal choice for pedestrians wearing high-heeled shoes or roller skates to pass through easily, and is also suitable for wheelchairs, strollers, and other wheeled equipment.

Material and Structure: Made of high-quality steel bars welded or pressed into a grid pattern, ensuring strength and stability.

Easy Installation: Lightweight design allows for quick assembly and disassembly, reducing labor costs and time compared to concrete or solid flooring.

Durability: Resistant to corrosion, impact, and heavy foot traffic, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, including harsh environments like ports and offshore areas.

Ventilation and Drainage: Open grid structure enables excellent air circulation and water drainage, preventing water accumulation and reducing slipperiness.

Safety and Accessibility: Provides a non-slip surface for pedestrians (including those in high-heeled shoes or roller skates) and allows smooth passage for wheelchairs, strollers, and other wheeled equipment.

Low Maintenance: Requires minimal upkeep—easy to clean and less prone to damage compared to traditional flooring materials.

Industrial and Commercial: Ports, offshore platforms (as permanent or temporary walkways), factories, and logistics hubs.

Public Spaces: Gardens, pedestrian streets, parks, and urban walkways, enhancing both functionality and aesthetics.

Safety-Critical Areas: Locations requiring reliable flooring with high load-bearing capacity and anti-slip properties.