Durable Tread Plate Hatch in Modular System

Flexible Solution for Technical and Industrial Environments

Solid Plan is a robust tread plate access hatch manufactured in stainless steel, hot-dip galvanized steel, or aluminium. The hatch can be configured in modular systems and supplied in custom dimensions to suit project-specific requirements.

Its durable construction makes it ideal for installation in technical rooms, industrial environments, water utility facilities, and other settings where both strength and modularity are essential.

 

Load Classes According to EN 124

– A15 kN – Pedestrian traffic

– B125 kN – Light vehicle traffic

– C250 kN – Courtyards and passenger vehicles

 

Options and Custom Features

– Hinges for easy opening

– Gas spring for smooth operation

– Insulated version for moisture- or temperature-sensitive environments

– Option to combine with security grating for increased protection

 

Locking Options

– Fire service lock (SMS 1188)

– Triangular lock

 

Advantages of Solid Plan

– Highly flexible thanks to modular design

– Customizable with features such as gas springs and insulation

– Low installation height enables use in a wide range of settings

– Optional locking systems for varied security requirements

 

Typical Applications

– Water and sewage installations, pump stations

– Industrial floor surfaces and technical areas

– Electrical rooms, shafts, and storage spaces

– Courtyards, inner yards, and service zones

 

Other Access Covers in Our Range

– SEFAC – For shafts, equipment platforms, and high load capacities

– SAC – Flat tread plate hatches for urban environments

– HIAC – Recessed hatches for stone or wood-surfaced areas

– Cubic – For cobblestone and natural stone surfaces

– Gatic – Sealed, heavy-duty hatch with gas and watertight properties

 

Installation and Recommendations

Solid Plan should be installed according to project requirements and by qualified personnel. Key considerations during installation include:

– Ensuring appropriate load class for expected traffic

– Planning for any locking and safety requirements

– Verifying compatibility when used in modular configurations

– Ensuring drainage and sealing meet specification requirements