GFRP reinforcing mesh is made from composite rods of various diameters that are interwoven to form a strong sheet. Its main purpose is to reinforce structures and enable them to withstand heavy mechanical loads without damage.
Features of GFRP reinforcing mesh
It is used in various construction applications, including:
- brick masonry;
- floors;
- foundations;
- road surfaces;
- underground parking facilities;
- bridges and other structures
During manufacturing, the mesh opening size and mesh thickness are specified, as well as the product format — rolls or sheets.
Advantages of GFRP reinforcing mesh
Its advantages include:
- resistance to moisture, chemicals and temperature changes, providing a long service life;
- dielectric properties that prevent current from passing through the structure;
- low thermal conductivity, which helps prevent cold from entering the building and heat from escaping through walls and floors;
- affordable cost, helping reduce construction expenses;
- comfortable handling, especially in cold weather;
- light weight, reducing delivery costs;
- easy transportation and storage.
These advantages have helped GFRP reinforcing mesh quickly gain ground in the building-materials market and replace the metal alternative previously used.


