GRP Grating Mesh Sizes Guide

Compare common GRP grating mesh sizes and understand when standard mesh, mini mesh or micro-mesh may be appropriate. Mesh terminology is often searched by aperture dimensions such as 38×38, 50×50 or smaller-opening formats, but the correct choice also depends on panel depth, load, span, footwear, wheel size, drainage and dropped-object risk.

Common GRP mesh search terms

Search terminologyTypical routeWhat to check
38×38 GRP gratingCommon standard open-mesh routeActual clear opening, panel depth, support span and load data
50×50 GRP gratingLarger-aperture/open-mesh product route where availableFootwear, dropped-object risk, drainage and exact product data
Mini mesh GRP gratingReduced-opening pedestrian and trolley routeWheel size, footwear, accessibility and cleaning
Micro-mesh GRP gratingFine-opening surface routeProject-specific aperture and load requirement
Heel-safe / small-aperture gratingSelection term rather than a universal product classConfirm the actual aperture required by the project

Mesh size is only one part of the specification

A GRP panel should not be selected by mesh dimension alone. Panel depth, construction, load direction, clear span, deflection, support, resin system and surface all affect suitability. Always use the exact manufacturer data for the supplied product.

Choose the right GRP grating family

Need a panel-size or cut-to-size route?

Once the mesh family is selected, compare panel dimensions and current product options in the shop. For project layouts and cut-outs, use the cut-to-size GRP service and panel optimiser.