Our fibreglass industrial railing provides you with a durable and cost-efficient alternative to steel and galvanised steel solutions. With high resistance to a number of aggressive chemicals and fluids the industrial handrails have a long life without corrosion, rot or rust even in harsh environments. This ensures high safety for users and minimises unforeseen costs due to repairs or downtime.
Due to the high strength and lightweight the industrial handrails are suitable for a number of different applications e.g. walkways, platforms, staircases and stairs, bridges, access roads and other structures with a raised area. The industrial handrail can be mounted to all substructures with and without brackets.
The industrial railing comes with a number of different handrails types, heights and colours, all of which are designed according to DIN EN ISO 14122 – part 1-3, which is your guarantee that the handrail system can withstand vertical and horizontal loads up to 1kN/m and not deflect more than 30 mm.
Besides, industrial handrails come with a GRP knee and kick plate. The handrail system can be configurated and pre-assembled of-site making the installation much more efficiently on-site. Furthermore, any additional modifications are easy to make at the construction site, as the material can be machined with ordinary power tools.
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Fiberlines industrial railing is designed according to nach DIN EN ISO 14122 – part 1-3. The industrial railing can be mounted to all substructures with and without brackets.
1. Handrail profile, item no 122051
a. Handrail profile, item no 122007
2. Through bolt with hex-nut
a. Hidden mounting with angle profiles on the inside of the handrail
b. Mounting with rivets
3. Parapets made form square tubes 60x60x5 or 50x50x5
4. Kickplate, item no 120486
a. Tube 40x34 item no. 020231
5. Through bolt with hex-nut
a. Bonding area
b. Mounting with rivets
6. Kickplate, item no 120486
7. W Clip, item no 149108
8. Anchor bolt, designed for individual projects
9. FRP grating
10. U-profiler, cross beam
11. Steel 90 deg bracket
12. Bolts used for assembly of substructure
13. Bolts used for assembly of substructure
14. Steel plate used for load distribution
15. Threaded bare with dome nut
16. Neoprene for dampning vibrations
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.
Our industrial handrails are made from fibreglass which is a plastic based composite consisting of dry glass fibres and polyester. In combination this results in a very strong and durable material, perfect for railings. Fibreglass also combine advantages like:
Learn more about the 10 most important advantages of our fibreglass railings here
Like to ensure high safety for your employees? Our GRP railing are very durable and can withstand a number of aggressive chemicals, process waters, exposure to high humidity as well as changing weather conditions. Besides the risk of unsecure handrails due to rust or rot, the costs for maintenance and repairs are also minimised with this durable material.
If you have any questions to our materials or the safety regulation for handrails, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Are you new to fibreglass? Don’t worry it easy to handle, lightweight and the last adjustments can be made onsite.
Overall, working with fibreglass is like working with wood, as it can be drilled, cut, glue and bolted. We recommend using a diamond plated or hardened blades which will make the tools last longer.
We also have a number of How to videos making it easy for you to get to know fibreglass, e.g. how you machine and assemble the handrails.
