Floor access panels with a removable cover

Used to access communications located under the floor and slabs.

  • Designed for indoor installation only.
  • External welded frame made of steel angle 1.6″ x 1.6″.
  • The cover is made of a steel tube with a rectangular cross-section of 0.8″ x 1.6″.
  • The cover must be filled with 0.6″ cement mortar before tiling.
  • The frame coating is powder paint baked on the hatch at high temperature.
  • Other sizes are available on request.

Available sizes (external dimensions)

Width
Height16" (40 cm)20" (50 cm)24" (60 cm)28" (70 cm)32" (80 cm)
16" (40 cm)
20" (50 cm)
24" (60 cm)
28" (70 cm)
32" (80 cm)

Retail Price: from $158

Floor access with a gas strut (lightweight)

Budget model of the floor panel with a gas strut.

  • Produced for installation in inter-floor ceilings, for arranging cellars, etc.
  • The frame made of steel angle with a 1.6″ x 1.6″ section.
  • Other sizes are available on request.

Available sizes (external dimensions)

Width
Height24" (60 cm)28" (70 cm)32" (80 cm)36" (90 cm)
24" (60 cm)
28" (70 cm)
32" (80 cm)
36" (90 cm)

Retail Price: from $281

Floor access with gas struts (insulated)

Can be installed in any base (wooden, metal, reinforced concrete monolith, concrete beams, etc.). It is compatible with almost any floor materials.

  • It has a hinged non-removable 90° lid opening system.
  • The lid is lifted by gas struts.
  • Has thermal insulation and a thin rubber seal.
  • Other sizes are available on request.

Available sizes (external dimensions)

Width
Height24" (60 cm)28" (70 cm)32" (80 cm)36" (90 cm)40" (100 cm)
24" (60 cm)
28" (70 cm)
32" (80 cm)
36" (90 cm)
40" (100 cm)

Retail Price: from $437

Examples of using our panels

32" x 32" floor hatch

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Installation of reinforced and insulated floor hatch. After tiling, it will be indistinguishable from the rest of the floor.

32" x 32" floor hatch

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The floor hatch allows simple access to engineering and construction communications under the floor. This example shows the installation of a reinforced floor hatch in office premises.