1/4″ Steel Floor Plate

1/4″ Steel Floor Plate

Price range: $51.36 through $253.00

Part#: SFP14" Category
DESCRIPTION

Steel floor plate is a thick sheet of metal with a raised pattern on its surface that provides slip resistance and traction. It’s also known as steel tread plate or steel diamond plate.

Steel floor plate is often used in industrial settings, such as:

  • Flooring

Steel floor plate is a popular choice for flooring in high-traffic areas, such as industrial plants, warehouses, and commercial entrances.

  • Stairways

Steel floor plate can be used to create slip-resistant steps and stairs.

  • Ramps and elevators

Steel floor plate can be used to ensure safe movement in and out of elevated areas.

  • Truck beds and trailers

Steel floor plate can be used to protect vehicles with durable, slip-resistant flooring.

  • Emergency vehicles

Steel floor plate can be used in ambulances and firetrucks for secure footing.

Steel floor plate is typically made from mild steel, but it can also be made from other types of steel, such as stainless steel or aluminum. It’s durable, resistant to harsh weather conditions and corrosive environments, and can be self-cleaning.

* Prices are subject to change without notice due to fluctuations in the metals market. | All “Value Length” and “Value Pack” item measurements are subject to standard mill tolerances. | Products may be manufactured several thousandths of an inch over or under the stated dimensions and still be within acceptable mill tolerances. All bar, tube, structural, pipe, sheet, plate, and similar products sold on our website are custom cut to the lengths and sizes selected by the customer at the time of purchase. These are not stocked as pre-cut items. Because each order is cut specifically to customer specifications, all cut materials are considered custom products and are not eligible for cancellation, return, or exchange once production has begun. Our standard cutting tolerances are:

  • Length: +0.125″ / -0.062″
  • During the cutting process, the saw blade removes approximately 1/16″ (kerf) of material. This is a normal part of the manufacturing process and is already included within the stated cutting tolerances.