Trace Staircases Works
Checker plate staircases are made up of individual steps, or treads, designed to provide slip-resistant traction for users. The steps are typically made from checker plate material, a type of metal sheet featuring a pattern of raised diamonds or lines on its surface.
The size and shape of the steps can vary depending on the specific application and the needs of the user. In general, checker plate stair treads are designed to be wider and deeper than traditional stair treads to provide additional stability and grip.
Each step is typically mounted onto a supporting frame or structure using bolts or other fasteners. The frame can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, wood, or concrete, depending on the application.
In addition to the checker plate material, the steps can also be paired with other safety features, such as handrails or guardrails, to enhance the safety of the staircase. Handrails provide users with additional support and stability while ascending or descending.
Structural Fabrication Works
A checker plate platform is a type of raised work surface made from checker plate material, also known as diamond plate. This metal sheet features a pattern of raised diamonds or lines on its surface, providing additional traction and grip for users. Checker plate platforms are a popular choice for industrial and commercial applications.
They can be used in a variety of settings, including factories, warehouses, and construction sites, where a durable and slip-resistant work surface is needed. Checker plate platforms are also suitable for residential settings, such as garages or workshops, for similar reasons.
The construction of a checker plate platform typically involves the fabrication of a supporting frame or structure, which is then covered with checker plate material. The platform can be customized in terms of size and shape to meet the specific needs of the user or application.
