Gully Grates
Civilcast Gully Grates, part of Civilcast's galvanised steel grate range, are galvanised steel grates placed over gully pits at the roadside and in pedestrian areas to catch surface water runoff while keeping debris out of the drainage network. Galvanised steel resists rust and corrosion, keeping the drainage system functional with minimal maintenance through heavy rainfall and harsh weather. They are compliant with AS3996-2019 and available in Skirted and Non-Skirted versions, built to handle the heavy loads associated with road traffic and sump grate applications. When paired with precast concrete pits, gully grates add further structural integrity to the overall drainage installation, and side entry pit variants are designed to be bicycle safe under significant wheel loading.
Features
Gully Grates are built from galvanised steel to resist corrosion in roadside and pedestrian drainage settings, with standards compliance and load capacity designed for road traffic. A choice of Skirted and Non-Skirted versions, plus a bicycle-safe side entry variant, lets the grate be matched to the pit type and traffic on site — see how tough galvanised mild steel is under that kind of repeated roadside exposure.
- Galvanised steel construction
- AS3996-2019 compliant
- Skirted and Non-Skirted versions
- Bicycle-safe side entry variant
Download Product Brochure
Benefits
Gully Grates are designed to reduce the recurring costs of roadside drainage upkeep. Corrosion resistance limits how often exposed grates need replacing, and keeping debris out of the network cuts down on reactive maintenance call-outs. Built-in standards compliance also removes a common hurdle at council or road-authority sign-off.
- Lower corrosion rates reduce how often exposed roadside grates need replacing
- Keeping debris out of the network reduces blockages that would otherwise need a reactive maintenance call-out
- AS3996-2019 compliance supports council and road-authority sign-off without separate engineering certification
Applications
Gully Grates are most commonly found in roadside drainage and pedestrian areas where surface water needs to be captured without letting debris into the network, including side entry pits along shared paths and bike lanes. The same load capacity that suits high vehicular traffic zones also makes them a fit for general road drainage installations paired with Civilcast’s precast concrete pits.
- Roadside drainage
- Pedestrian areas and side entry pits
- High vehicular traffic zones
Technical Specifications for Gully Grates
| Products | Description | Quantity | Quote Request | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
GT94D
|
900×450 Standard Gully Grate Class D
|
|
|
|
|
GT94D SKR
|
900×450 Skirted Gully Grate Class D
|
|
|
|
|
GT94D N
|
900x450 Standard Gully Grate Class D
(Newcastle Council Spec)
|
|
|
|
FAQ's
Yes. The side entry pit variant is rated for significant wheel loading, which matters on shared paths and bike lanes where a standard grate pattern could catch a narrow tyre.
Have a question or want to discuss your project needs?
We are here to help you. If you have feedback, questions or would like to request more information.
GET IN TOUCH




