FRP Profiles

FRP (fibre-reinforced polyester) profiles are a reliable and durable solution for building technical structures in demanding industrial environments. 
Their excellent corrosion resistance makes them a preferred choice for humid, chemical or aggressive environments, where traditional materials can deteriorate rapidly.
Lightweight and easy to install, FRP profiles enable fast assembly while maintaining very good mechanical performance. 
Their low weight simplifies transport and handling, while reducing stress on existing structures.

I profiles used for the structure of a pedestrian walkway in a greenhouse
 

I profiles used for the structure of a pedestrian walkway in a greenhouse


 

Performance, Durability and Safety

Pedestrian walkway structure after floor installation in a humid environment
 

Pedestrian walkway structure after floor installation in a humid environment

Designed for intensive use, FRP profiles offer a long service life and require little maintenance. 
They represent a relevant alternative to steel or aluminium when durability, safety and resistance to corrosive environments are key criteria.
They are particularly suited to the manufacture of industrial walkways, access platforms, technical floors, pathways, support structures and frameworks, and are fully compatible with polyester grating.

 
Press locked grating ramp with 19x19 safety mesh

A high-performance technical alternative to metal structures, particularly suited to industrial, chemical or humid environments (water treatment plants, tropical zones, technical buildings, etc.).


 

A Solution Tailored to Your Projects

Available in various formats and cross-sections, FRP profiles make it possible to design custom-made installations that meet the technical and regulatory requirements of each project. They address the needs of industrial professionals, local authorities and technical infrastructure operators.

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