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Home<\/a>\/<\/span>Guides<\/a>\/<\/span>Stepping on the grille<\/b><\/div>\n

Can you step on a convector grille<\/h1>
In brief:<\/b> Short answer: yes, you walk on the grille as on the floor: it sits in a frame flush with the covering and is rated for pedestrian load. Point pressure needs care: furniture legs, trolley wheels, a stiletto heel.<\/div><\/div>\n
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The question is logical: the grille lies on the path to the window, and someone is bound to step on it. \u201cYes\u201d answers walking. Everything that presses on a small area \u2014 furniture legs, stilettos or wheels \u2014 is a separate matter, and that is exactly where grilles get damaged.<\/p>\n

What \u201cpedestrian load\u201d means<\/h2>\n

The grille sits in a frame flush with the covering and is rated for walking. Walking distributes the weight, a table leg collects it on a few square centimetres. We don’t publish \u201ckg per slat\u201d or \u201ckg per metre\u201d figures on the site: there is no confirmable datasheet value here. For a passageway in a shop or under chairs on wheels, it is requested from an engineer in writing before ordering.<\/p>\n

Grille material: what to remember when it’s walked on<\/h2>\n
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Grille<\/th>For which series<\/th>What to remember<\/th><\/tr>\n
Aluminium Hi-Tech<\/td>S\/C 90, S\/C 120, 4S, Hydro<\/td>Transverse profile; on the grilles page it is recommended for high traffic<\/td><\/tr>\n
Wood WR: oak, ash, walnut<\/td>S\/C 90, S\/C 120, 4S<\/td>Afraid of corner impact and constant moisture; it is not available in the Hydro series<\/td><\/tr>\n
Metal: Inox, black, RAL<\/td>All series; in M\/C 65 only the transverse \u201c65 New\u201d<\/td>Transverse or longitudinal; for wet areas stainless steel is used<\/td><\/tr>\n
Stone<\/td>Declared for S\/C 90 and 120<\/td>No load data, ask an engineer<\/td><\/tr>\n <\/table><\/div>\n

What harms the grille<\/h2>\n