What is FRP?

FRP is a strong, lightweight building material

used in all kinds of construction from bridges …

to huge storage tanks …

to children’s play structures.

FRP stands for Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic.

One of the biggest advantages FRP has over steel,

is that FRP simply WILL NOT RUST.

That’s why you see a lot of FRP used around saltwater,

for docks, walkways, and hand rails.

Chlorine doesn’t hurt FRP either …

so we use it in swimming pools and water parks.

FRP is no stranger to industrial facilities …

like potash mines, chemical plants,

and waste-water treatment plants.

We use it build platforms, walkways, stairs and railing,

in corrosive environments where steel would rust.

FRP can be formed into countless shapes and profiles.

Call National Grating for your next FRP project.

http://www.nationalgrating.com/