IMC/Teddy ASFT-24108 Anti-Spill Stainless Steel Floor Trough, 108"W x 24"D, 6" Deep Receptacle, Beehive Strainer

SKU: ASFT-24108
$5,413.80

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The IMC/Teddy ASFT-24108 is an anti-spill stainless steel floor trough measuring 108 in wide by 24 in deep. It has a 6 in deep receptacle, two 4 in OD tailpieces, and a stainless steel beehive strainer.

  • Construction: 14 ga 304 stainless steel with a brushed satin finish.
  • Drainage: Integral pitch directs water toward the waste outlets, while the anti-spill design directs splashing water toward the inside corners of the trough.
  • Fabrication: Integral coved corners, recessed outer flange, and TIG-welded, leak-proof joints.

Overall Dimensions:

108.0"W x 24.0"D x 12.25"H

Product Weight:

144.0 lb

Anti-spill design

Directs splashing water toward the inside corners of the trough.

Stainless steel construction

Constructed from 14 ga 304 stainless steel with a brushed satin finish.

Integral drainage pitch

The trough is integrally pitched toward the waste outlet.

Coved corners

Integral coved corners support drainage within the trough.

Recessed flange

The recessed outer flange supports floor tile and provides a grout pocket.

Leak-proof welded joints

Joints are TIG welded and leak-proof.

Beehive strainer

Includes a stainless steel beehive strainer.

Tailpieces

Includes two 4 in OD tailpieces.

Product type Anti-spill floor trough
Overall width 108 in
Overall depth 24 in
Overall height 12.25 in
Receptacle depth 6 in
Weight 144 lb
Material 14 ga 304 stainless steel
Finish Brushed satin
Tailpieces Two 4 in OD
Strainer Stainless steel beehive strainer

Frequently Asked Questions

The floor trough measures 108 in wide by 24 in deep and 12.25 in high.
The receptacle is 6 in deep.
It is made from 14 ga 304 stainless steel and has a brushed satin finish.
The unit includes two 4 in OD tailpieces and a stainless steel beehive strainer.
Yes. NSF is listed for this product.
The product is identified as Made in USA.

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