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Durable, professional-grade floor access with a contemporary finish

Cableduct’s stainless steel floor boxes offer strength, hygiene, and modern aesthetics in one robust package. Designed for use in commercial and public buildings, each unit features a premium-grade stainless steel lid — making it ideal for high-traffic spaces or projects where a smart, clean finish is required.

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minima

Minima

Our most discreet and beautifully-engineered floor box of contemporary design, perfect for design-led projects. The only patented spring-closed floor box available today. Can be customised with our specialist finishes and suitable for any infill material.

Minima
series 700

700 Series

Premium brand classic floor box in brass, bronze, or stainless-steel finishes. Featuring solid cast outlet flaps and handle for a robust and high functioning floor box. Suitable for use in cavity or screed floors with any infill thickness and material.

700 Series
200 series

2000 Series

Ideal floor box for commercial applications with the benefit of improved safety with three patented design features. Easy to install floor box design with push-fixings. Suitable for screed, cavity, and joist installations.

2000 Series
series 500

500 Series

Customisable and discreet floor box designed for shallow floors. Can be modified to meet any size requirements including installations into existing floor trunking. Suitable for screed or cavity floors.

500 Series
grommet

Access Grommets

High quality access grommets with discreet access hole. Designed with a stainless-steel or brass finish.

Access Grommets

Why choose stainless steel floor boxes from Cableduct

Polished stainless steel floor box

Stainless steel floor boxes are specified for modern interiors that require both durability and clean aesthetics. Common in offices, airports, kitchens, and healthcare settings, they feature brushed or polished lids for a professional, corrosion-resistant finish.

The lid is paired with a galvanised steel box, available in various compartment formats. Cable flaps allow in-use access while the lid stays shut, maintaining both safety and appearance.

These boxes are load-rated for commercial traffic and can be recessed if needed. Stainless steel is easy to maintain and complements a wide range of floor types, making it a versatile choice for high-traffic, design-conscious spaces.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I decide which floor box to install?

Complete our floor box chooser to help you choose the perfect floor box for your project. It is quick and easy to use and allows you to explore all the possible features and options of our floor boxes.

How big should my floor box be for my plug sockets and data points?

This depends on the number of power plug sockets and data/ AV points you want. These are mounted in metal outlet plates within the floor box and these decide what size and shape of floor box you can have. See also Downloads/Floor box chooser.

What finishes can you do?

Standard finishes are stainless steel and satin brass but we also do beautiful bespoke finishes such as antique brass, antique bronze and jordan bronze to match your interior décor and other accessories. See also Finishes section in Product solutions

Can we have bespoke shapes and sizes like parallelograms and match parquet timber flooring?

Yes. Cableduct specialises in making floor boxes in special shapes and sizes, including round floor boxes, to suit our customers’ projects. See bespoke solutions in Product solutions.

How much underfloor space do you need for your floor boxes?

Our base boxes can be 55mm, 65mm, 85mm or 120mm deep. 85mm and 120mm are more flexible and give most plug top and wiring space. 55mm and 65mm are shallow boxes and have limited plug top and wiring space. See also Downloads/Floor box chooser

How big does the cut-out in the floor need to be for my floor box?

Site conditions can vary but please see Downloads/Floor boxes for installation guides.

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