GFRP mesh is made from composite rods of various diameters interwoven to form a strong mesh. Its main purpose is to reinforce structures, enabling them to withstand high mechanical loads without damage.
Features of GFRP mesh
It is used in various construction applications, including:
- brick masonry;
- floors;
- foundations;
- road surfaces;
- underground parking facilities;
- bridges, etc.
During production, the mesh size and mesh thickness are specified, as is the product form – rolls or sheets.
Advantages of GFRP mesh
Advantages include:
- resistance to moisture, chemicals and temperature fluctuations, which ensures durability;
- dielectric properties that prevent current from passing through the structure;
- low thermal conductivity, preventing cold from entering a room and heat from escaping through walls and floors;
- low cost, helping reduce construction expenses;
- comfortable handling, especially in cold weather;
- low weight, reducing delivery costs;
- easy transportation and storage.
These advantages have helped GFRP mesh quickly gain a foothold in the building-materials market, replacing the metal equivalent previously used.







