GFRP Mesh High-Strength Fiber Mesh 45 GSM for Concrete & Construction Reinforcement

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Q: What are the primary applications of GFRP mesh in construction?

A: GFRP mesh is commonly used for concrete reinforcement, masonry stabilization, and crack prevention in walls or floors. Its corrosion resistance makes it ideal for humid or corrosive environments. It also serves as a lightweight alternative to steel mesh.

Q: How does fiber mesh 45 GSM differ from other glass fiber meshes?

A: The 45 GSM (grams per square meter) refers to its weight, indicating a lighter mesh suitable for thin-layer applications like plastering or stucco. Heavier GSM variants offer higher tensile strength for structural projects. This balance makes it cost-effective for non-load-bearing surfaces.

Q: What advantages does GFRP mesh offer over traditional steel reinforcement?

A: GFRP mesh is non-corrosive, eliminating rust-related concrete degradation. It’s lighter, reducing transportation and installation costs, and electrically non-conductive. However, it requires design adjustments due to lower shear strength compared to steel.

Q: Can fiberglass mesh be used for exterior wall insulation systems?

A: Yes, fiberglass mesh (e.g., fiber mesh glass) is widely used in Exterior Insulation Finishing Systems (EIFS) to reinforce base coats. It enhances impact resistance and prevents cracking. The alkali-resistant coating ensures durability in outdoor conditions.

Q: Is GFRP mesh compatible with all types of concrete mixes?

A: GFRP mesh works with most standard concrete mixes but requires proper embedment depth for optimal bonding. Avoid using it with highly alkaline additives unless specifically coated. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for mix design and installation.