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Heelsafe® Anti-Slip Grate Range from ACO

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ACO's Heelsafe® Anti-Slip grates comply with a number of Australian and International Standards for pedestrian, wheelchair, bicycle and cane use. The slip resistant grates are available in a range of designs to suit individual application requirements, with a maximum slot width of 10mm to prevent small heels from becoming trapped. Read below to find out which slip resistant grate is suitable for your application.

Stainless 5 Star Heelsafe® Anti-Slip
This is a pedestrian-friendly Heelsafe® Anti-Slip grate with an extra fine 6mm slot width to prevent even the thinnest of heels from becoming trapped. Discrete raised multiple mechanical nodes prevent slipping without compromising aesthetics, making the Stainless 5 Star ideal for use in entryways, urban pedestrian environments and commercial kitchens.

Stainless Wedgewire Heelsafe® Anti-Slip
Similar in appearance but slightly less slip resistant than the Stainless 5 Star Heelsafe® Anti-Slip, this grate also features a 6mm slot width for heel safety. It is suited to light duty applications such as indoors or external pedestrian traffic areas, and meets high safety standards for wheelchairs and walking canes. The slip resistant single raised mechanical nodes make it ideal for use in bathrooms and kitchens.

Iron Intercept Heelsafe® Anti-Slip
The Iron Intercept Anti-Slip grate is as strong as its name suggests and is designed for heavy duty applications. The Iron Intercept Anti-Slip grate is tough enough to endure urban streetscapes that receive both pedestrian and vehicular traffic, such as pedestrian crossings and busy roads. This slip resistant grate has been installed along the Sydney Harbour Bridge footbridge and has superior bicycle tyre penetration resistance as well as meeting wheelchair and walking cane safety standards.



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