Bespoke GRP Structures | Redman Fisher

GRP Structures

As leaders in safe access solutions, our custom-made GRP structures exemplify our expertise in the industry.

Specialising in bespoke structures, we offer a full design service for your project and can fabricate to your exact drawings and specifications for your GRP .

Our range of GRP structures includes:

Platforms
Ladders
Bridges and Parapets
Debris screens
Workstations
End of line platforms
Ladders and staircases
Stepovers and Handrail
Offshore and onshore applications

GRP Structures are known for being non-conductive, non-corrosive, lightweight, and warm to the touch, making them ideal for harsh environments.

Uses of GRP Structures

From end-of-platform gates, fences, and screens to perimeter fencing for sensitive equipment or heavy-duty blast screens around transformers, we provide solutions for a variety of sectors.

THE KNOW HOW

Redman Fisher designs come with comprehensive calculations and drawings crafted by our team of experts, supported by over 100 years of engineering experience.

We’ve tackled the demand for maintenance-free, easily installed access and security solutions.

Our products are engineered to seamlessly adapt to your on-site needs.

STRUCTURE OPTIONS

Choose from our non-conductive options including mesh, solid panel, or palisade solutions.

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STRUCTURE COLOURS

GRP custom structures are available in Silver Grey RAL 7001, Dark Grey RAL 7043 and Yellow RAL 1003.

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STRUCTURE BENEFITS

The main benefits to selecting Structures include:

Corrosion-resistant
Low maintenance
Lightweight
Easy installation
Non-conductive
Reduced life cycle costs

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GRP Structures FAQs

Is GRP durable?

GRP, renowned for its durability, finds application in various environments due to this characteristic. It can withstand adverse weather conditions with minimal strain and boasts an exceptionally long life expectancy, irrespective of wear.

What does GRP stand for?

GRP, an acronym for Glass Reinforced Plastic, or Fibreglass, represents a composite material, also known as a fibre-reinforced polymer. It consists of plastic reinforced by fine glass fibres, combining strength and durability.

Why use GRP?

GRP has gained popularity in the work environment due to its safety and versatility. It is deemed safe for areas with electricity, chemicals, heavy loads, and corrosive substances. Whether employed in bridges, walkways, or other structures, GRP stands out for its strength, reliability, and quick construction and installation, making it an ideal choice for all outdoor working areas.

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