PULTRUDED STRUCTURAL PROFILES

GRP I Beams

Pultruded GRP I-beam sections for structural frames, platform members, supports and corrosion-resistant access structures.

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Where GRP I beams are considered

Platform frames

Primary and secondary members supporting grating, landings and maintenance access.

Walkway and bridge members

Designer-verified beams for spans where corrosion resistance and lower handling weight are valuable.

Plant support frames

Structural members in wet, chemical, coastal and electrically sensitive environments.

Specify the section, direction and support

Pultruded GRP is directionally reinforced. Geometry, fibre direction, span, restraint, connection and service environment must be considered together when the profile carries load.

Confirm depth, flange width and web thickness
Set the strong-axis orientation
Provide compression flange restraint where required
Check local web and flange connection loads
Verify deflection as well as strength

Information needed for selection and quotation

Input	What to confirm	Why it matters
Section	Beam depth, flange width, web and flange thickness, and orientation	Defines geometry, fit and available material data.
Length and quantity	Stock lengths, finished cuts, tolerance and piece count	Controls cutting yield, labelling and packing.
Structural duty	Span, supports, loads, deflection and restraint	Allows the designer to verify section suitability.
Preparation	Square cuts, mitres, holes, slots, notches or complex CNC shapes	Separates simple cutting from fabrication-ready preparation.
Environment	Moisture, chemicals, salt, UV, temperature, fire and electrical requirements	Influences resin, surface veil, colour and fixings.

Cut, drill and CNC preparation

Supply can be arranged as full stock lengths, simple cut lengths or a drawing-led preparation package. CNC cutting is useful for repeated holes, slots, notches and complex shapes where controlled geometry and part identification reduce site work.

Send dimensioned drawings in a usable format and identify tolerances, datum faces, hole sizes, edge distances and whether cut edges require sealing or finishing.

Installation principles

Support and restrain profiles as shown by the project design
Use compatible corrosion-resistant fixings and backing details
Avoid uncontrolled holes, notches and sharp internal corners
Control GRP dust during cutting and drilling
Check completed dimensions before installation

Final structural verification and connection design remain the responsibility of the project designer.

Frequently asked questions

Which GRP I-beams and H-profiles sizes and lengths are available?

Three confirmed Business Central options are retained under one parent: a 200 × 100 × 9.5 mm I-profile and two 200 × 200 mm H-profiles at 9.5 mm or 10 mm thickness, all in 6 m Grey lengths.

Can GRP I-beams and H-profiles be supplied cut to length?

Yes. Provide finished lengths, quantities, tolerances and clear part references. Include dimensioned drawings where holes, notches, slots or other preparation are required.

How should I select the correct section and support arrangement?

Confirm the section geometry, orientation, span, loading, restraint, connections and service environment. Product-specific data and the actual support condition should be checked by the project designer.

How are long profile lengths delivered?

Delivery treatment depends on length, quantity, destination and unloading access. See Delivery & Collection or send the schedule for confirmation.

How do I request trade or project pricing?

Use the project and bulk quote route with the section sizes, quantities, cut lengths and delivery requirements. Trade customers can also review Trade Accounts.