Where Can GFRP Rebars Be Used?

GFRP rebars can be used across concrete structures where reinforcement is required and long-term durability is a key consideration. Their application is particularly relevant where steel reinforcement may be exposed to moisture, chlorides, chemicals or other conditions that can accelerate corrosion.

They are used across a wide range of infrastructure, including roads and highways, bridges and tunnels, marine structures, water and wastewater facilities, industrial and commercial structures, airports and metro infrastructure, railway infrastructure and precast concrete applications.

GFRP rebars are also suited to applications such as deck slabs, drainage structures, underground water tanks, treatment facilities, runways and other concrete elements where reinforcement durability is an important design consideration.

The right reinforcement solution ultimately depends on the structure, exposure conditions, design requirements and intended service life.

From transportation infrastructure to water treatment facilities, GFRP rebar can be considered wherever concrete reinforcement needs to perform reliably over the long term.