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FIBERGLASS GRATINGS
- Fiberglass Grating Introduction
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FRP Concrete Curb Angle
Pultruded fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) embedment curb angle provides a secure and durable seat for grating over concrete trenches and pits. Manufactured from corrosion resistant, gray vinyl ester, fire retardant resin, curb angles are pultruded with a built-in continuous anchor that securely locks the angle into the concrete pour.
• Standard Resin: Fire Retardant Vinyl Ester
• Standard Color: Slate Gray
• Stock Length: 20'-0
EZ Angle Embed Frames
Fibergrate's EZ Angle Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Embedment Angle Frames provide a secure and durable seat for grating over concrete trenches and pits. The EZ Angle patented design eliminates the pullout factor common to un-ribbed fiberglass embed angles and anchor clips.EZ Angle frames are corrosion resistant, rugged and lightweight. They are manufactured from slate-gray, vinyl ester, fire-retardant resin and precision designed for solid seating of 1", 1.5" and 2" deep gratings.
• Eases installation into concrete
• Less work required to vibrate concrete for easier casting
• Not affected by rebar interference
• Stocked in 20' lengths for immediate shipment
Installation of EZ Angle in a Concrete Trench
EZ Angle is designed to be an easy solution for trenches requiring grating. In five easy steps, you can have the perfect fit for your grating.
STEP 1:
Securely attach a wooden nailer to the trench form on the side where grating will fit into the EZ Angle.
STEP 2:
Attach EZ Angle to the wooden nailer using small finish nails (predrill holes in EZ Angle to facilitate process) at two to three foot intervals. Make certain that the top of the vertical leg of the EZ Angle is flush with the top surface of the nailer.
STEP 3:
Pour concrete as normal. Limited vibration is needed to obtain complete fillout around the EZ Angle ribs with the concrete.
STEP 4:
Adequate curing time before removing the trench form is important to insure maximum strength of trench. Once the concrete has cured, remove the trench form and wooden nailer.
STEP 5:
Clip or grind finishing nails flush to surface of EZ Angle and seal holes with an epoxy sealing kit.
