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Fibrelite were contacted by a third-party company whose client had tasked them with obtaining a lightweight upgrade for their traditional heavy concrete infill trench covers.
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Fibrelite’s custom lightweight F900 (90-tonne load rated) GRP trench covers were specified for this Northern Irish container port.
Read MoreFibrelite’s custom lightweight F900 (90-tonne load rated) GRP trench covers were specified for this Northern Irish container port.
The previously installed concrete trench access covers over an oxygen pipework trench at this hospital were causing a number of issues due to both their weight and deterioration.
Fibrelite are proud to say that we have formed strategic partnerships with a number of major manufacturers of precast and preformed troughs.
A solution was needed to solve the problems caused by the previously installed galvanized covers used to cover a 2800 x 1400mm grease pit. These covers claimed to be odor tight but weren’t, resulting in the constant emission of a terrible odor. The heavy galvanized covers were also extremely difficult to remove and caused other health and safety issues as they were slippery when wet.
Fibrelite’s light but strong; slip resistant flat sealed composite covers were specified to eliminate all of these hazards.
Fibrelite supplied a flat sealed solution of FL140/B 125 load rated covers (1400 x 700mm) configured alongside one another and sealed in between each frame.
Fibrelite’s composite access covers are lightweight, durable and very strong. Every Fibrelite cover is manufactured using high-technology RTM production methods to create a highly engineered, monolithic composite product.
Composite covers have always been seen as a high cost alternative to traditional metal products. However, with Fibrelite’s technological advances in the manufacturing process, the development of our B 125 covers and rising metal prices, composite can now compete head to head with the likes of cast iron and steel.
Composite covers are now being used in a wide range of applications and are ideal for access to sewage systems, underground pipework, drainage networks, electrical junction boxes, water treatment plants and commercial fuel storage.
