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What are GFRP rebars?
GFRP rebars (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer rebars) are corrosion-resistant composite reinforcement bars used in concrete structures as a superior alternative to traditional steel rebars.
How do GFRP rebars compare to steel rebars?
GFRP rebars are significantly lighter, 100% corrosion-resistant, non-conductive, and have a longer service life (100+ years) compared to steel rebars, which are prone to rust and require higher maintenance.
Are GFRP rebars compliant with Indian construction standards?
Yes, all FRP Anchors LLP GFRP rebars are fully compliant with IS 18256:2023 and IRC 137:2022. We also support documentation for MoRTH and NHAI approvals.
Where can GFRP rebars be used?
GFRP rebars are ideal for:
Bridges and approach slabs
Crash barriers and retaining walls
Marine, coastal, and chemical environments
Warehouses, residential structures, sidewalks, and pool decks
Can GFRP rebars replace steel in all types of construction?
While GFRP rebars are highly versatile, they are best suited for environments where corrosion, electrical conductivity, or long-term durability are key concerns. Consult our engineering team for project-specific suitability.
Are GFRP rebars cost-effective?
Yes, GFRP rebars offer long-term cost savings by reducing installation labor, transportation expenses, and maintenance costs. They also extend the life of concrete structures.
Does FRP Anchors LLP offer technical support?
Absolutely. We offer complete design consultation, structural detailing, documentation support, and on-site execution assistance to ensure smooth GFRP adoption.
How can I get a quote or place an order?
You can request a quote directly through our Contact page. Our team will get back to you within 1 business day.
Can you assist with MoRTH and NHAI approvals?
Yes, we provide all necessary structural drawings, method statements, and certification packages to support MoRTH and NHAI approvals.
How do I handle GFRP rebars on-site?
GFRP rebars are lightweight and easy to handle but should be tied and cut using recommended tools. We offer on-site handling guidance and crew training to ensure safe and proper installation.
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