Fiberglass Beams: Strong, Lightweight, and Corrosion-Resistant Structural Solutions

Fiberglass beams are structural profiles manufactured through pultrusion technology. In this process, glass fibers are combined with thermosetting resins, creating strong composite profiles such as I-beams, H-beams, and wide-flange beams.

The result is a high-performance material that delivers strength comparable to steel but weighs up to 75% less.

Key Benefits of Fiberglass Beams
1. Corrosion Resistance
FRP beams do not rust, rot, or corrode — even when exposed to saltwater, chemicals, or extreme weather. This makes them ideal for marine infrastructure, chemical plants, and outdoor structures.
2. Lightweight, High Strength
With a superior strength-to-weight ratio, fiberglass beams are easier to handle, transport, and install compared to steel. Projects save both time and labor costs.
3. Long Service Life, Low Maintenance
Fiberglass beams typically last 30+ years with minimal maintenance, reducing lifecycle costs significantly.
4. Non-Conductive & Safe
Unlike metal beams, FRP is non-conductive to electricity and has low thermal conductivity, making it safer for utility and electrical applications.
5. Design Flexibility
Available in standard or custom profiles, fiberglass beams can be manufactured in different colors, finishes, and dimensions to meet project-specific needs.

Applications of Fiberglass Beams
• Marine & Coastal Structures: docks, piers, seawalls, boardwalks
• Industrial Facilities: cooling towers, wastewater plants, chemical plants
• Construction Projects: walkways, platforms, roof supports, framing systems
• Utilities: electrical substation structures, cable tray supports
• Agriculture: greenhouse framing, livestock housing, fencing structures