Fiberglass rebar grid

In addition to our high-performance composite wire mesh, BINEVIR has developed a proprietary process for creating custom mesh sheets comprised of our industry-leading fiberglass reinforcement bars and custom connectors made from durable recycled plastic. We call these sheets “Rebar Grid.” We can produce rebar grids in various sizes (up to 7′ x 19′) and utilize #2, #3, and #4 reinforcement bars, depending on the application specifications.

Our custom fabrication process for rebar grid sheets eliminates the costly, labor-intensive task of manually tying reinforcement bars onsite to achieve a similar “heavy-grid” effect. Additionally, BINEVIR rebar grid sheets are significantly sturdier and more durable than manually-tied grids, maintaining their geometric shape better for higher precision during concrete pouring.

Our Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) rebar, used in the construction of the rebar grid sheets, is a durable reinforcing bar made from high-quality fiberglass fibers sealed with a strong and resistant bonding agent. This results in a high-performance material with exceptional characteristics, including: over twice the tensile strength of comparable steel bars, 5-7 times lighter than steel, completely non-corrosive and non-conductive of electricity and heat, non-deforming due to temperature fluctuations, resistant to alkalis and chemicals, fully eco-friendly, and long-lasting. Additionally, our composite bars are sand-coated on the outside surface to enhance bonding strength with concrete and to significantly reduce hand injuries from splintering during handling.

BINEVIR Rebar Grid sheets can be effectively applied in many concrete reinforcement applications to reduce cracking and improve load distribution. While it may be impossible to completely eliminate concrete cracking, our rebar grids are highly effective in keeping the material together if cracks do occur, even in demanding thermal, chemical, and extreme load-intensive environments. This leads to a significant reduction in maintenance costs and greatly extends the longevity and superior performance of the project.

When switching from steel rebars and mesh to GFRP equivalents, it is crucial to adhere to applicable guidelines and verify the project design specifications.