Benefits of Using FRP Grating [Infographic]

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• Here are some of the key benefits of using FRP
  (Fiber Reinforced Polymer) grating
• Lightweight
• FRP grating is much lighter than traditional
  metal gratings, often weighing 25-50 less. This
  makes it easier to install and reduces
  load-bearing requirements.
• Corrosion Resistance
• FRP has a strong resistance to corrosion from
  saltwater, chemicals, and other harsh
  environments. In contrast to metal gratings, this
  gives them a longer service life.
• Non-Conductive
• FRP grating is non-conductive, making it a safer
  choice in areas with potential electrical
  hazards.
• High Strength-to-Weight Ratio
• FRP has an excellent strength-to-weight ratio,
  providing high load-bearing capacity while
  remaining lightweight.
• Low Maintenance
• FRP grating requires minimal maintenance compared
  to metal gratings, which can corrode, rust, and
  wear over time.
• Slip Resistance
• Many FRP grating products have a textured surface
  that provides excellent slip resistance,
  improving worker safety.