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SANLUK floor hatches are engineered to support pedestrian foot traffic as standard, with selected models rated for loads up to 5 kN/m² for light commercial use. Heavy-duty versions designed for vehicle loads are also available in our outdoor range. The load capacity for each model is clearly stated in the product specification, and our technical team can advise on the correct choice for your application.

Yes — SANLUK recessed floor hatches feature a steel or aluminium tray designed to be filled with tiles, natural stone, wood, resin, or concrete to create a flush, seamless finish. The tray depth is sized to accommodate standard flooring materials, and the surrounding frame sits perfectly level with the finished floor surface. This allows the hatch to blend invisibly into any floor design.

Our indoor models are designed to prevent incidental water ingress, and selected versions feature a silicone compression seal around the frame for use in wet areas such as shower rooms and bathrooms. For outdoor installation or areas subject to standing water, SANLUK offers fully waterproof hatches with integrated drainage channels and a secondary seal. Always refer to the product data sheet to confirm the correct ingress-protection rating for your application.

Indoor floor hatches are optimised for pedestrian traffic and concealed installation within finished interior floors, with tile or stone infill and smooth operation. Outdoor models are built to withstand weather exposure, UV radiation, and higher loads, featuring anti-slip surfaces, heavy-duty frames, and sealed joints to prevent water infiltration. SANLUK offers dedicated product lines for both environments — please use the category filters or contact us to confirm the right model.

SANLUK floor hatches use a gas-spring assisted opening mechanism that lifts the door smoothly with minimal effort using just one hand. Flush recessed lift handles are fitted as standard so the hatch surface remains level with the floor when closed. On lockable models, the hatch is released with a quarter-turn key so that the cover sits completely flush with no exposed hardware.