Fiberglass reinforcement

• High durability, exceeding the strength of steel bars and wire reinforcement by 300%.
• Low thermal conductivity, preventing the formation of cold bridges.
• Lightweight, low transportation and handling costs.

• Non-corrosive, good resistance in hydraulic structures and constructions saturated with acids and salts.
• Dielectric - does not create electric, magnetic, and radio fields. Ecological material - does not release harmful and toxic substances.

Application: - For reinforcement and distribution of loads in leveling layers, monolithic slabs, monolithic foundations, covering slabs, and tensioning zones. Most commonly used diameters: 6, 8, 10 mm. Tensioning step - 150...250 mm. - Reinforcement and anchoring of walls (brick, Fibo, Kero, Aeroc, Silicate, and other blocks). An ideal material that provides increased strength of the masonry, absence of cold bridges, does not rust, and does not release salts. Most commonly used diameter: 4 mm. - Reinforcement of underground and underwater structures (basement walls and floors, bridge foundations and supports, hydraulic structures). - Longitudinal reinforcement in monolithic structures with dynamic loads - piles, columns. Most commonly used diameters: 12, 14, 16 mm. - Reinforcement of structures and products made of lightweight concrete (ceramsite concrete, foam concrete, arbolite) due to the non-corrosive properties of glass fiber reinforcement. Most commonly used diameters: 6, 8 mm. - Reinforcement of small span structures used in external, underground, underwater operating conditions - cantilevers, covering slabs, consoles, balcony slabs with a span of no more than 5 m and a gap of no more than 1 m. Most commonly used diameters: 6, 8, 10, 12 mm. Tensioning step 100...150 mm. - Reinforcement of prestressed monolithic concrete structures and structures using the mechanical tensioning method - road slabs, piles, covering panels, beams. Most commonly used diameters: 8, 10, 12, 14 mm. - Any combined reinforcement where steel bars are replaced with glass fiber reinforcement.