IMC/Teddy SFT-1848 Shallow Stainless Steel Floor Trough with Basket Strainer, 48"W x 18"D x 2" Deep

SKU: SFT-1848
$2,579.40

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The IMC/Teddy SFT-1848 is a shallow floor trough measuring 48 inches wide by 18 inches deep with a 2-inch pan depth. It is constructed from 14-gauge 304 stainless steel and includes a basket strainer.

  • 6-1/2-inch waste outlet with 4-inch outside-diameter tailpiece
  • Integral coves and a 1/4-inch-per-foot pitch toward the waste outlet
  • Recessed flange supports floor tile and provides a grout pocket
  • Welded anchor straps secure the trough to the floor
  • Exposed surfaces have a brush satin finish

Overall Dimensions:

48.0"W x 18.0"D x 2.0"H

Product Weight:

36.0 lb

Shallow profile

The trough has a 2-inch pan depth for installations where floor thickness limits trough depth.

Stainless steel construction

Constructed from 14-gauge 304 stainless steel.

Drainage design

Integral coves and a 1/4-inch-per-foot pitch direct drainage toward the 6-1/2-inch waste outlet.

Basket strainer

A basket strainer is specified for the trough.

Floor installation features

A recessed flange provides a floor-tile grout pocket, and welded anchor straps secure the trough to the floor.

Waste connection

The trough has a 6-1/2-inch waste outlet and a 4-inch outside-diameter tailpiece.

Overall size 48 in W x 18 in D x 2 in deep
Material 304 stainless steel
Material gauge 14 gauge
Waste outlet 6-1/2 in
Tailpiece 4 in OD
Strainer Basket strainer
Drainage pitch 1/4 in per ft toward waste outlet
Finish Brush satin
Pan type Non anti-splash
Joint construction TIG-welded, leak-proof

Frequently Asked Questions

The trough is 48 inches wide by 18 inches deep, with a 2-inch pan depth.
It is made from 14-gauge 304 stainless steel.
Yes. The SFT-1848 is specified with a basket strainer.
It has a 6-1/2-inch waste outlet with a 4-inch outside-diameter tailpiece.
It is intended for food prep facilities where floor thickness limits trough depth to 2 inches.

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