GRP grating for agriculture and farming: corrosion resistant to slurry and washdown, anti-slip for livestock and workers, for channel covers, walkways and access.
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GRP Grating for Swimming Pools and Leisure
GRP grating for swimming pools and leisure: corrosion and chlorine resistant, anti-slip when wet and barefoot-friendly mini mesh for pool surrounds and changing areas.
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GRP grating for rail and transport: non-conductive, corrosion resistant and lightweight grating for station platforms, walkways, dagger boards and depots.
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GRP grating for marine and offshore use: corrosion-proof in salt water, lightweight and anti-slip when wet, for jetties, pontoons, walkways and platforms.
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GRP grating for oil, gas and petrochemical sites: corrosion resistant, non-conductive, lightweight and anti-slip flooring, platforms and stair treads.
Read moreBS 4592 Explained: Industrial Flooring, Walkways and Deflection Limits
BS 4592 explained: the British Standard for industrial flooring, walkways and stair treads, the deflection limits it sets, and what they mean when choosing GRP grating.
Read moreBS EN 13706 Explained: The Standard for Pultruded GRP Profiles
BS EN 13706 explained: the standard for structural pultruded GRP profiles, the E17 and E23 grades, the minimum E23 properties, and how to specify the right grade.
Read moreGRP Grating Load and Span Tables: How to Choose the Right Panel
GRP grating load and span tables explained: deflection limits to BS 4592, deflection figures for 25, 38 and 50mm open mesh panels at common spans, and how to choose the right grating.
Read moreWhat Is Standard GRP Grating? Mesh, Thickness and Load Explained
Standard GRP grating is the most widely used type of fibreglass grating: an open mesh panel with a 38x38mm square pattern and an integral anti-slip grit top, used for industrial and commercial walkways, work platforms, mezzanines and access...
Read moreSpecifying GRP Covered Top Grating: When 0% Open Area Is the Right Choice
For most industrial walkways, open mesh GRP grating is the obvious specification. Free drainage, light transmission and natural ventilation all work in the building’s favour, and the grit top surface handles foot traffic safely. But there are...
Read moreGRP Grating for Water and Wastewater Treatment Plants
Water and wastewater treatment sites are among the most aggressive environments any flooring or access system has to deal with. Constant moisture, sulphuric acid dosing, sodium hypochlorite, ferric chloride and biological growth all attack...
Read moreHow to Cut GRP Grating Safely On Site: A Contractor’s Guide
GRP grating is supplied in standard panel sizes, but most installations need on-site cutting to suit penetrations, kerb cut-outs, drainage channels or bespoke aperture work. Done well, cutting GRP is straightforward. Done poorly, it raises...
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