What Is FRP Grating and Why Is It Superior to Metal Grating?

FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) grating is a lightweight, durable grid structure made from resin and fiberglass. It is used as a flooring material in industrial and commercial settings where strength, corrosion resistance, and safety are critical. Unlike traditional metal grating, FRP offers a range of advantages that make it the superior choice for many applications.

One of the key benefits of FRP grating is its corrosion resistance. In environments like chemical plants, marine facilities, or wastewater treatment plants, metal grating can rust or degrade over time due to constant exposure to moisture or chemicals. FRP, however, is resistant to corrosion, making it ideal for long-term use in harsh conditions without the need for coatings or protective treatments.

FRP grating is also lightweight, which makes it easier to transport and install than metal grating. This reduces labor costs and installation time, particularly in hard-to-reach or elevated areas. Despite being lighter, FRP grating offers high strength, capable of withstanding heavy loads and impact.

BOANG Composites is a professional FRP grating supplier. Its FRP grating is non-conductive and non-slip, making it safer in environments where electrical hazards exist or where there are slippery surfaces. This makes FRP grating a cost-effective, low-maintenance and safer alternative to metal grating in a variety of industries.