The Decon Showers Hazmat Elevation Grid is an essential component in hazardous materials decontamination operations. Designed to elevate and support personnel inside a decontamination shower, this grid helps reduce direct contact with contaminated runoff, supporting safer and more efficient decontamination in emergency response environments.

Features

• High‑Density Polyethylene Construction: Made from durable high‑density polyethylene designed for repeated use in hazardous material environments.
• Wide Rubber Feet Inserts: Helps protect pool liners and tarp surfaces while improving stability during use.
• Flow‑Through Design: Allows water and contaminants to pass through the grid, helping prevent pooling underfoot.
• Non‑Slip Textured Surface: Textured surface provides improved traction to help reduce slipping during decontamination.
• Optimal Size: Measures 3 ft x 2 ft x 2‑7/8 in H, providing adequate standing area inside decon showers.
• Easy to Clean: Designed for quick rinse‑down and cleaning after use.
• Lightweight and Portable: Easy to transport, deploy, and reposition at different decontamination sites.

What is it?

The FSI F‑TDMSPC Elevation Grid is a portable floor grid accessory used inside decontamination showers. Its purpose is to elevate personnel above contaminated water during hazmat decontamination procedures.

How is it used?

The elevation grid is placed directly on the floor inside a decon shower or containment pool. During decontamination, responders or patients stand on the grid while water and contaminants flow through the openings, reducing prolonged contact with runoff beneath their feet.

Who uses it?

• Firefighters
• Hazardous Materials (HazMat) response teams
• Emergency medical responders
• Disaster response and mass casualty teams
• First responders conducting technical or gross decontamination

Maintenance Information

The elevation grid is designed to be rinsed and cleaned after use as part of standard decontamination equipment procedures. No specific maintenance schedule or chemical limitations were provided by the manufacturer. Agencies should follow their departmental SOPs for cleaning and inspection.

What is it used with?

• Decontamination showers
• Portable decon shower systems
• Decon pools and containment berms
• Mass casualty and hazmat decontamination corridors

What material is it made from?

• Material: High‑density polyethylene (HDPE)
• Surface: Non‑slip, textured
• Design: Flow‑through construction