IMC/Teddy SEC-CFT-2160-PFG Security Floor Trough, 60"W x 21"D x 4" Deep, Stainless Steel, Fiberglass Grate

SKU: SEC-CFT-2160-PFG
$4,102.20

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The SEC-CFT-2160-PFG is a 60-inch-wide security floor trough with a 21-inch overall depth and a 4-inch-deep receptacle. It is constructed from 16-gauge 304 stainless steel with a brushed satin finish.

The trough includes a security pultruded fiberglass grating, a welded locking device for securing the grating, one 4-inch OD tailpiece, and a stainless steel beehive strainer.

  • Gray PFG-SEC security pultruded fiberglass grating
  • Non-anti-splash pan design
  • NSF-listed and made in the USA

Overall Dimensions:

60.0"W x 21.0"D x 7.0"H

Product Weight:

245.0 lb

Security grating lock

A locking device is welded on the trough to secure the grating.

PFG-SEC fiberglass grating

The product uses gray security pultruded fiberglass grating.

Stainless steel construction

The trough is constructed from 16-gauge 304 stainless steel.

Drainage components

The specifications identify one 4 in OD tailpiece and a stainless steel beehive strainer.

Brushed satin finish

Exposed stainless steel surfaces have a brushed satin finish.

Non-anti-splash pan

The product is specified with a non-anti-splash pan type.

Receptacle depth 4 in
Trough construction 16 ga 304 stainless steel
Finish Brushed satin
Grating construction PFG-SEC security pultruded fiberglass
Grating color Gray
Tailpiece 1 x 4 in OD
Strainer Stainless steel beehive strainer
Pan type Non-anti-splash
Product weight 245 lb

Frequently Asked Questions

The overall dimensions are 60 in wide x 21 in deep x 7 in high.
The receptacle is 4 in deep.
It uses gray PFG-SEC security pultruded fiberglass grating.
A locking device welded on the trough secures the grating.
The trough is made from 16-gauge 304 stainless steel and has a brushed satin finish.
The product has one 4 in OD tailpiece and a stainless steel beehive strainer.
The product is specified as NSF and Made in USA.

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