The construction landscape is constantly evolving, demanding materials that not only withstand the test of time but also offer high versatility and adaptability. Enter structural fiberglass, also known as Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP), a material that has claimed significance in commercial and industrial environments over the past several decades. Its unique blend of strength, resilience, and ease of use makes it the go-to choice for architects, engineers, and builders seeking innovative solutions for a wide range of applications.

From gratings to stair treads and work platforms, the surfaces in food and beverage facilities can be a breeding ground for microbes. Regular washing and sanitizing goes a long way toward keeping these surfaces clean, and these steps will always be essential, but it does not hurt to make it harder for odor, stain, and product-degrading microbes to proliferate in the first place. That’s the benefit of using antimicrobial building materials such as Fibergrate® FRP gratings with Microban®. 

Wet environments demand strict attention to safety and durability for flooring surfaces. Fiberglass decking and deck grating, specifically fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) products, offer robust solutions. This quick guide covers their definition, benefits, installation, maintenance, and safety compliance as well as real-world applications.

4 foot by 8 foot fiberglass grating panels, especially molded grating products, have truly carved out a niche as a preferred material choice for residential and commercial spaces and even for heavy industrial and food processing applications. This is in part due to their incredible adaptability and ease of handling, particularly in comparison to steel grating. Nearly endlessly versatile, fiberglass grating panels can be easily customized in the field using basic hand tools. In this high-level exploration, we will delve into the types of resins available for fiberglass reinforced plastic grating panels and look at three popular applications.

Well-made plastic grating is a versatile material that finds its applications in myriad industries and settings. Read on as we delve into how fiberglass reinforced plastic grating can be used across many industries and use cases.

When it comes to enhancing the aesthetics and functionality of commercial buildings, metal awnings have always been popular. They can offer a range of potential benefits from energy efficiency to visual appeal. Read on as we explore the advantages of using metal awnings for commercial buildings, the various options available, and some potential challenges to consider.

In this guide, we will explore the pivotal role of architectural elements in building design, focusing on the significance of metal railings. We'll delve into the material choices available and the factors that should guide your selection. Finally, we'll introduce a compelling alternative material for architectural metal railings, fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP), and its numerous advantages.