Grey PolyGrid grating panels forming a boardwalk over sand dunes toward the beach

A walkway that never rusts or rots.

PolyGrid panels clip together into a continuous non-slip path, jetty, platform or pool surround. Recycled polypropylene, 4.2 kilograms a module, made in Australia.

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Timber decking splinters and rots. Steel grating rusts and burns bare feet. PolyGrid does neither, and it goes down in an afternoon.

PolyGrid is a tough, lightweight grating panel moulded from recycled polypropylene. Panels clip to each other in any direction, so a path, a platform or a pontoon deck goes together in an afternoon. Where there is a sub-frame, pre-drilled holes let you screw the panels down. Where there is not, they sit on the ground and stay there.

Thousands of dimples cover the top surface, so it is non-slip wet or dry and comfortable barefoot. A third of the panel is open, which lets water drain straight through and grass grow up underneath. It is larger and tougher than the imported grates, and it is made here.

PolyGrid also works as a light duty pathway over muddy ground, and pairs with PolyTrac where vehicles need the heavier mat and people need a walkway beside it.

Specifications.

Module size1200 × 400 × 40 mm
Weight4.2 kg per module
Open area33 per cent, drains freely and allows plant growth beneath
SurfaceDimpled across the whole top face, non-slip wet or dry, barefoot friendly
MaterialRecycled polypropylene. Never rusts or rots
JoiningInbuilt joiners, panels connect in any direction
FixingPre-drilled holes for fastening to a sub-structure where one exists
ColoursBeige and grey as standard. Ask about others
Origin100 per cent Australian made and owned
PolyGrid panels stacked in beige, grey, green and black showing the herringbone open pattern
The herringbone grid is the same on every colour. Beige and grey are stock.

Where PolyGrid goes.

Anywhere people walk and water sits.

  • Jetties and pontoons

    Decking that does not care about salt water.

  • Boardwalks and beach access

    Paths over sand and dune that drain and grip.

  • Pool surrounds

    Non-slip and cool enough for bare feet.

  • Wash down bays and wet areas

    Plant rooms, kennels, dairies, anywhere hosed daily.

  • Temporary camps

    Walkways between dongas that stop the mud at the door.

  • Lawn protection

    A path across turf for a season, lifted without a mark.

  • Ramps, steps and platforms

    Roof platforms, attic and shed floors, temporary stages.

  • Around machinery

    A dry, non-slip standing surface where oil and water meet.

Fitting it.

Three steps, in this order.

  1. Lay the first panel

    On the ground, or on the sub-frame, with the dimpled face up.

  2. Clip the next one on

    The inbuilt joiners engage in any direction, so the path can turn a corner or widen without cutting.

  3. Screw down if there is a frame

    Through the pre-drilled holes into the joists. On bare ground, weight and the interlock hold it.

PolyGrid questions.

Will it take a vehicle?

PolyGrid is a pedestrian and light duty panel. For utes, trucks and plant use PolyTrac bog mats, which are built for it. The two work well side by side.

Is it slippery when wet?

No. The dimpled surface is designed for wet feet, which is why it is used around pools and on pontoons.

Can I cut it?

Yes, with ordinary tools, to fit an edge or an obstacle. Most layouts need very little cutting because the panels join in every direction.

How many panels for my area?

Each module covers 0.48 square metres. Divide your area by 0.48, round up, and add a few for cuts. Or send the dimensions and the count comes back with the quote.

Tell us the area, the ground and where it is.

Length and width, what it sits on, whether there is a frame, and when you need it. We will work out the panel count and quote freight to your door.

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