Styles of molded FRP grating include various mesh patterns, thickness, and dimensional size, as well as types of non-slip surfaces. For non-slip surfaces, a gritted top is embedded in the resin layer for when skid resistance is a required factor. Embedding the resin layer ensures greater durability, as opposed to gluing on the gritted top. Color and style should be considered when taking into account safety hazards and where and how the FRP grating will be used.
Other benefits of using this type of material are that pultruded FRP profiles are non-conductive, flame retardant, and has low thermal conductivity. These features provide the end users a higher level of safety benefits not available with other types of materials.
What type of end user would benefit from using our fiberglass reinforced plastic grating? Several industries use this type of material including food processing plants, waste water treatment plants, lift stations, aquariums, chemical plants, plating shops, power plants along with beverage and canning facilities. In addition, pultruded FRP gratings can be used for homes and other types of buildings for fire escapes and extensive landscaping with bridges or walkways.