IMC/Teddy CFT18-35-PFG Floor Trough, 420"W x 18"D x 4" Deep, Stainless Steel, Pultruded Fiberglass Grating

SKU: CFT18-35-PFG
$14,494.20

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CFT18-35-PFG is an IMC/Teddy CFT floor trough specified at 420 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and 4 inches deep overall. It includes a drain and gray PFG pultruded fiberglass grating.

  • Constructed with 16/304 stainless steel.
  • The CFT design uses coved corners and an integral pitch toward the waste outlet to support drainage.
  • The recessed flange supports floor tile and provides a grout pocket.
  • The pan type is specified as non anti-splash.

Overall Dimensions:

420.0"W x 18.0"D x 4.0"H

Product Weight:

490.0 lb

PFG pultruded fiberglass grating

The included PFG grating is specified as gray pultruded fiberglass. PFG grating is described as corrosion resistant, structurally strong, fire retardant, lightweight, anti-slip, and low maintenance.

16/304 stainless steel trough

The trough is specified with 16/304 stainless steel construction.

Drain included

The authoritative product specification lists the trough with a drain.

Coved and pitched drainage design

CFT floor troughs use coved corners and an integral pitch toward the waste outlet.

Recessed flange

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

Non anti-splash pan

The authoritative category attribute identifies the pan type as non anti-splash.

Width 420 in
Depth 18 in
Pan depth 4 in
Weight 490 lb
Trough construction 16/304 stainless steel
Grate construction Pultruded fiberglass grating
Grate color Gray
Pan type Non anti-splash
Drain Included

Frequently Asked Questions

The floor trough is 420 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and 4 inches deep overall.
The product includes gray PFG pultruded fiberglass grating.
Yes. The authoritative product specification identifies the trough as including a drain.
The trough is specified as 16/304 stainless steel.
No. The authoritative category attribute identifies the pan type as non anti-splash.

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