John Boos FTSG-1824 24" W x 18" D Floor Trough - JBFTSG1824
This John Boos FTSG-1824 Floor Trough Drain is designed to accommodate a 4" O.D. diameter drain pipe 3.25" long. It has a removable grate with 1/8" stainless steel bards on 3/4" centers. The Trough is made of 14 gauge, type 300 stainless steel. This is an extremely durable stainless steel, reducing the possibility of scratches and dents. It has a drainage grate with 1/4" holes. The bottom has 5-degree breaks to ensure proper drainage. This FTSG-1824 is TIG welded with its exposed welds being polished to match the adjacent surfaces.
Features
- Accomodates a 4" O.D. diameter drain pipe 3.25" long
- Removable grate with 1/8" stainless steel bars on 3/4" centers
- 5-degree breaks in bottom for positive drainage towards drain
- Includes drainage grate with 1/4" holes
- All TIG welded
- Exposed welds are polished to match adjacent surface
- 14 gauge, type 300 stainless steel construction
Specifications
| Model |
FTSG-1824 |
| Dimensions (H×W×D) |
4" × 24" × 18" |
| Approximate Weight |
37 lbs. |
What our Experts Think
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Compact, Commercial‑Grade Trough
The 24″ × 18″ floor trough delivers a rugged, reliable utility surface ideal for wash, prep, and cleanup tasks in busy kitchens and service areas.
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Durable Stainless Steel Build
Built from thick, corrosion‑resistant stainless steel to withstand daily heavy use and frequent cleaning without wear.
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Space‑Efficient Design
Compact footprint fits under counters or in tight work zones while still providing dependable trough performance.
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Hygienic & Easy to Maintain
Smooth stainless surfaces simplify cleaning and support professional sanitation standards with minimal effort.
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Stable & Long‑Lasting
Engineered for consistent performance over time, holding up against heavy loads and constant activity.
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Versatile Commercial Use
Recommended for restaurants, bars, bakeries, catering, and busy home kitchens that need durable, high‑performance trough utility.
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Expert‑Approved Choice
A solid pick for pros who want efficient, compact, and dependable floor trough functionality in demanding environments.
Q&A
Q: What is the John Boos FTSG‑1824 Floor Trough?
A: A 24″ wide × 18″ deep stainless steel floor trough designed to collect and channel liquid runoff toward drains in wet, high‑traffic areas.
Q: What is it used for?
A: Ideal for capturing washdown water, spills, and liquids in commercial kitchens, food prep areas, wash bays, restrooms, industrial facilities, and other wet environments to maintain cleaner, safer floors.
Q: What materials and construction quality?
A: Heavy‑duty stainless steel with welded seams and a corrosion‑resistant finish built for long‑lasting performance in continuous wet conditions.
Q: How does it improve cleanliness and safety?
A: Efficiently directs liquids toward drains, reducing standing water and slip hazards while simplifying cleanup and floor maintenance.
Q: Is installation required?
A: Yes — typically installed into the floor with proper slope and plumbing connection to ensure effective drainage.
Q: Where is it best used?
A: Commercial kitchens, foodservice facilities, laundry/utility rooms, wash areas, garages, and industrial washdown zones.
Q: Is it easy to maintain?
A: Yes — smooth stainless surface wipes clean easily and resists buildup, rust, and corrosion.
Q: What’s a key user benefit?
A: Enhances floor safety and hygiene by managing liquid runoff and directing it efficiently to drains in busy, wet environments.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean regularly: Rinse and wipe with mild soap and water after use; dry thoroughly to prevent water spots.
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Avoid harsh abrasives: Skip steel wool, wire brushes, bleach, and abrasive cleaners that can scratch the stainless finish.
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Wipe with the grain: Clean along the direction of the stainless steel grain to maintain appearance.
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Keep drains clear: Remove debris from drain areas often to ensure proper water flow.
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Inspect drain fittings: Check and tighten drain components as needed to prevent leaks.
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Check mounting hardware: Tighten brackets and fasteners periodically to keep the trough secure.
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Protect from impact: Avoid dropping heavy objects into the trough to prevent dents
