FAQs

GRP enclosures, cabinets, and buildings are lightweight, durable, and corrosion-resistant structures made from Glass Reinforced Plastic. They provide secure, weatherproof, and maintenance-free housing for equipment, personnel, and sensitive materials in various industries.

GRP offers high strength, low maintenance, corrosion resistance, excellent insulation, and lightweight construction, making it a smart alternative to traditional materials like metal, wood, or concrete for enclosures and buildings.

GRP enclosures are widely used in utilities, telecom, rail, water treatment, security, pharmaceutical, and industrial sectors for housing electrical panels, pumps, gas meters, instrumentation, and personnel workspaces like gatehouses. Their non-conductive and non-corrosive attributes make them ideal for electrical installations and marine environments.

Yes, GRP structures can be custom-designed in various sizes, colors, ventilation options, security features, and internal fittings to meet specific requirements.

Yes, our GRP enclosures are designed with fire-retardant properties, we can put together enhanced specifications to meet the relevant fire safety standards for different industries, such as BS 476 and EN 13501-1.

GRP enclosures can be fully insulated to regulate temperature, prevent condensation, and protect internal equipment or personnel from extreme weather conditions.

Yes, GRP enclosures are designed to withstand extreme temperatures, UV exposure, chemicals, saltwater corrosion, and heavy impacts, making them ideal for coastal, industrial, and remote locations.

GRP cabinets provide RF transparency, meaning they do not interfere with radio signals, making them ideal for antenna housing, fiber-optic networks, and 5G installations.

GRP enclosures are typically prefabricated and lightweight, allowing for quick installation with minimal site disruption. They can be delivered pre-assembled or in modular form for on-site assembly.

Smaller GRP enclosures often require minimal or no foundations, whereas larger buildings, such as gatehouses and substations, may need a concrete base for stability or a Jackpad system foundation system.

Yes, GRP structures can be built to comply with industry-specific regulations such as ISO, BS EN, IP ratings, fire safety codes, transport and utility sector standards.

GRP enclosures can be fitted with secure locking systems, reinforced doors, anti-vandal coatings, CCTV integration, and alarm systems for enhanced protection.

GRP is virtually maintenance-free, requiring only occasional cleaning and inspections to ensure locks, ventilation, and fittings remain in good condition.