Our fibreglass profiles are a composite consisting of fibreglass threads and mats and a resin – typically polyester. In our pultrusion process, this results in a combination of a corrosion-resistant, strong and light material, perfect for bearing constructions for industrial purposes and building.
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One of our distinguishing characteristics is our production method – pultrusion – where we carefully place the fibreglass in relation to the profile’s cross section, thus ensuring consistent and reproducible quality. At Fiberline Building Profiles, we have over 40 years’ experience in producing GRP-products, and we can therefore offer high, certified quality. And we are happy to stand by this claim by offering a 20-year warranty.
Our GRP-products are produced in an energy-optimised process, which means that they have a good environmental profile from the moment they leave our factory. If you want to learn more about our products’ environmental profile and their CO2- footprint, read more about the environment here
You will find a wide range of carefully selected sizes, compiled to meet our customer’s needs within building and industry. In addition, we are also happy to machine the profiles for you and to cut them to the desired dimensions. We could even assemble an entire bridge for you.
Now we know that you have realised that fibreglass is extremely effective. Otherwise you would not have ended up on this page. In our quick guide, we have compiled everything you need to know to assess whether fibreglass is the right choice for your next project
Our products have a number of international and highly sought-after certifications, among other, within the construction, offshore and railway sectors. This is your guarantee of consistently high quality every time you buy from us and use our products.
Fiberline's GRP profiles are low in weight. This makes them easier to work with and means that great weight savings can be achieved on the finished structure.
Fiberline Building Profiles give you the same great strength as steel, but at only a quarter of the density. It is also possible to make weight savings in comparison with aluminium, as the density is 30 % lower.
Our fibreglass profiles are resistant to aggressive chemicals, and liquids. This makes them ideal for wastewater treatment plants, swimming pools, cooling towers and construction, where there is a risk of corrosion.
Our fibreglass profiles are resistant to aggressive chemicals, and liquids. This makes them ideal for wastewater treatment plants, swimming pools, cooling towers and construction, where there is a risk of corrosion.
Fiberline's GRP profiles provide electrical insulation and minimise the complexity of earthing. This makes our profiles a future-proof choice where the costs of both installation and future inspections can be reduced considerably.
GRP profiles are just as easy and fast to work with as timber. This means that solutions which incorporate our profiles can be installed easily on site or adjusted to fit existing components, such as piping systems, etc.
Fiberline's fibreglass profiles have a significantly lower heat distribution gradient than steel and aluminium, enabling energy-efficient end products.
Our GRP profiles have unrivalled durability and a long life, even in demanding conditions.
Fiberline's fibreglass profiles are produced using an energy-optimised process that takes the environment into consideration.
In general, fibreglass profiles have a good reputation for their environmental impact, and ours is certainly no exception!
Through an energy-efficient production process, better durability and fewer resources for maintenance and handling, we can be part of our customer’s green value chain.
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If your fibreglass profiles are scratched or cut, you do not necessarily need to worry about their lost mechanical properties. In case of minor damage that you would like to repair for aesthetic reasons, you can repair the profiles by first filling them with epoxy filler and then grinding and painting them. The filler should be appropriate for the circumstances and capable of adhering to plastic. Find out more about the repairs here.
If your fibreglass profiles are scratched and you would like to repair them for aesthetic reasons, you can repair these by first filling the damaged areas with epoxy filler and then grinding and painting them in order to obtain a neat finish. Read more about the repair requirements here. In case of major damage, you may need to replace the whole damaged area so that the strength of the construction is not impaired.
In case of major damage where the fibres are clearly exposed, the profile’s properties may be affected. Such damage may simultaneously affect the complete construction. In these cases, we recommend replacing the profile. You can read more about small and large repairs to our fibreglass profiles here or contact us directly, if you are in any doubt as to whether the damage is extensive enough to require this.
