Flexible panels composed of tough polyester resin bonded with fiberglass are known as FRP interior liner panels. These are a great choice for cladding the walls and ceilings of commercial and industrial facilities because of their superb surface texture and high durability.
Features
An FRP system is composed of fiberglass-reinforced panels and moldings that create a continuous surface. The following are some of the characteristics of these panels:
- They are resistant, flexible, and lightweight.
- They offer the highest level of hygienic protection.
- One of the advantages is its higher resistance to chemicals and impacts.
- They are robust and scratch-resistant.
- Rust or mildew growth is very unlikely.
- Application of adhesives or fasteners.
- High-pressure washers, chemicals, or even steam can easily clean them.
These panels come in diameters of 4 feet wide and in lengths that are typically 8, 9, 10 and 12 feet. They weigh 12 ounces per square foot and are 0.09 inches thick.
Applications
FRP's work well for:
- Hospital rooms, cooling towers, parks, clinics, schools, toilets, offices, and other commercial buildings.
- For use in bathrooms, dining rooms, kitchens, etc. of residential buildings.
- To repair or replace ceiling and wall surfaces.
