How to choose a floor hatch: plastic or metal

Choosing the right floor hatch is an important step in your project, be it renovation, construction or interior renovation. However, you may be faced with a difficult choice: plastic or metal hatch? Let's look at their features and benefits to help you make the right choice for your home.

Plastic floor hatch:

• Plastic inspection hatches are typically lightweight and corrosion resistant, making them an excellent choice for high humidity areas such as bathrooms and saunas.

• Plastic hatches are easy to install due to their lightweight design. This saves time and effort during installation.

• You can choose a plastic sunroof that matches the color palette of your interior, adding style and consistency.

Metal floor hatch:

• Metal inspection hatches are made of strong materials, which gives them reliability and long service life. They are able to withstand heavy loads and will serve you faithfully for many years.

• Metal hatches are widely used in outdoor environments and high traffic areas such as parking lots where a high level of security and durability is required.

• Metal hatches are ideal for rooms where elevated temperatures are possible, for example, near stoves or fireplaces.

The choice between a plastic or metal hatch depends on the specific requirements of your project. Our store offers a wide range of inspection hatches to suit all your needs. Regardless of your choice, you can be confident in the quality and reliability of the products available in our store.

Let's look at one of the options - an inspection hatch in the floor under 600x600 mm tiles. This is a unique solution for those who want to maintain the integrity of their interior design without losing functionality.

Let's take a look at the main aspects that determine the appearance of such a 600x600 mm hatch:

• To achieve the effect of invisibility, the surface of the hatch is usually made of a material that can be tiled. This can be a metal or plastic panel that has properties that allow tiles to be glued to it and create a single surface.

• In some cases, to better integrate the hatch into the interior, it may have a decorative frame or cover. These elements can be combined with the surrounding tile design to give it a complete look.

• Concealed hatches usually have an opening mechanism, which can be hidden or integrated so as not to disrupt the overall design. This could be, for example, a lock or hinge system.

• It is important that the surface of the hatch is level with the surrounding tiles so as not to create overhangs that could attract attention.

• The color and texture of the hatch surface should be in harmony with the surrounding tiles. This allows you to create the illusion of a single surface and emphasize the invisibility of the hatch.

• The size and shape of the hatch may vary depending on the interior design. In the case of an inspection hatch 600x600 mm, this is a square shape.

Please note that the design of the "invisible" hatch may vary depending on the manufacturer and model. When choosing a sunroof, consult manufacturers' catalogs and consult with specialists to find the option that best matches your interior and meets your needs.