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Maritime Electric Company Limited required trench panels for a new facility in Prince Edward Island, Canada. The panels needed to have a H20 load rating and fit inside of their custom precast concrete trench. The Fibrelite solution included bespoke angled trench panels which were designed specifically for this special high-profile application.
Precast concrete trenches had already been installed and required access covers.
Maritime Electric required a solution to be made up of an alternative to iron or concrete panels for a new substation in Prince Edward Island, Canada. Due to the weather in the Maritimes, the project needed covers that could counter the corrosive salt and other snow melting chemicals that will be used on site and the heavily trafficked road a short distance away from the site.
Fibrelite provided lightweight bespoke retrofit FRP GRP composite trench panels for this site. Fiberglass Fibreglass panels weight 2 to 3 times less than their iron and concrete counterparts of the same size. Fibrelite panels also provide required traffic ratings for installation in lightly used streets and roadways.
Due to the corrosive salt and other snow melting chemicals that will be used on site to combat the harsh weather, Fibrelite FRP GRP trench access panels were a perfect solution due to their inherent resistance to corrosion.
In addition, Fibrelite’s lightweight panels allow for ease of removal of panels for maintenance. Covers can be safely and easily removed by two people using Fibrelite’s ergonomically designed FL7 lifting handles.
Fibrelite’s trench panels offered a perfect solution to the harsh environment in Maritime Canada.
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