Stainless steel open mesh floor grating for Vista Apartments at Chelsea Bridge
by Lang+Fulton
The new Vista apartments occupy an enviable location, close to Chelsea Bridge and overlooking Battersea Park. As a high-end residential project, the landscaping was given a high priority, Lang+Fulton were approached by the architects to propose a suitable stainless steel grating for pedestrian use, which would ventilate the underground car park. A grating with a heel proof mesh of 55x11mm was recommended and was designed with support beams and anchor bolts. The stainless steel was pickled and polished. 31m2 of galvanized mild steel grating with 66x33mm mesh was supplied for an area which was inaccessible to the public.
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