Sheet and plate type
MS Chequered Plates
MS chequered plate has a raised pattern on one face and is specified for fabricated floors, steps, platforms and walkways. The pattern, base thickness, panel dimensions and grade should match the project drawing. Patterned plate is not a substitute for engineered slip-resistance or installation requirements.
Choosing the specified sheet type
When a drawing calls out thickness, check whether it means base plate thickness or an overall measurement including the raised pattern. If the notation is unclear, attach the drawing so the requirement can be confirmed before quoting.
Common applications
- Fabricated walkways and platform panels
- Steps, covers and access panels
- Industrial floor and equipment fabrication
What to include in your enquiry
- Give base thickness and finished panel width and length
- State the grade, pattern or drawing reference
- List quantity and any cut-to-size requirement
- Share the delivery city or PIN code and site constraints
Published product references
Product references for MS Chequered Plates
These sources publish information about this product type. They are not a stock list; confirm the exact grade, dimensions and availability with a quotation.
- JSW SteelHR Chequered Sheets & Plates for Structural UseOpen manufacturer source
- SRJ Peety SteelsMS & MS Chequered PlatesOpen manufacturer source
- Make available to requestTata SteelRequest Tata Steel for this sheet type. The exact product, grade and supply are confirmed before quoting.Request Tata Steel
Questions about MS Chequered Plates
What is a chequered plate?
It is a steel plate with a raised surface pattern on one face. The pattern and dimensions should be selected to match the project specification and installation.
Should I specify the base thickness or total thickness?
Use the definition on the drawing or mill specification. If it is not clear whether the measurement includes the raised pattern, send the drawing for confirmation.
Does the sheet-weight estimate include the raised pattern?
No. The estimate uses the base thickness and excludes the raised pattern. Use the manufacturer's stated unit weight for ordering or lifting calculations.
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