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GRP Plank Flooring

The GRP Plank Flooring range from IMS provides a corrosion-resistant, low-maintenance flooring solution for walkways, platforms, and access structures across industrial and commercial sites.

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The GRP Plank Flooring range from IMS provides a corrosion-resistant, low-maintenance flooring solution for walkways, platforms, and access structures across industrial and commercial sites.

Manufactured from glass reinforced plastic (GRP), each flooring plank is formed by embedding glass fibres within a resin matrix, giving a composite that combines the strength needed for structural flooring with a fraction of the weight of steel or timber.
Built for long-term use in demanding conditions, these GRP flooring sheets hold their surface grip and structural profile under repeated foot traffic, moisture exposure, and chemical contact, without the ongoing maintenance steel or timber flooring requires.

Technical and Material Advantages

  • Corrosion and chemical resistant - will not rust, rot, or degrade over time
  • Lightweight construction, easier to handle, cut, and install on site than steel
  • Anti-slip surface as standard, for secure footing in wet or contaminated conditions
  • Suitable for permanent decking installations, indoors or outdoors
  • Supplied in plank lengths for section-by-section installation
  • Low maintenance - no repainting or corrosion treatment required

Every plank is manufactured to consistent tolerances, giving a uniform, level surface across large or continuous decking installations.

Typical Applications

  • Pedestrian and maintenance walkways
  • Mezzanine floors
  • Pedestrian bridge decks
  • Outdoor decking and platform surfaces
  • Odour control covers
  • Potable and wastewater treatment units

Its resistance to corrosion and chemical exposure makes GRP plank flooring a reliable long-term choice for sites where steel or timber decking would need frequent repair or replacement.
 

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40mm Pultruded GRP Plank Flooring 6000mm - Mid Grey RAL 7001
40mm Pultruded GRP Plank Flooring 6000mm - Mid Grey RAL 7001
Our Pultruded Plank Flooring, also known as 'DECK500', is a one-piece pultruded profile, 500mm over width, with a tongue and groove joint along the length of the plank that gives a firm, sealable joint between lengths of profile. These planks are ideal for walkways, mezzanine floors, pedestrian bridge decks, odour control covers or to keep our water penetration in potable and wastewater...
£468.00 inc VAT
40mm Pultruded GRP Plank Flooring 6000mm - Yellow RAL 1003
40mm Pultruded GRP Plank Flooring 6000mm - Yellow RAL 1003
Our Pultruded Plank Flooring, also known as 'DECK500', is a one-piece pultruded profile, 500mm over width, with a tongue and groove joint along the length of the plank that gives a firm, sealable joint between lengths of profile. These planks are ideal for walkways, mezzanine floors, pedestrian bridge decks, odour control covers or to keep our water penetration in potable and wastewater...
£468.00 inc VAT

GRP Plank Flooring FAQs

What is GRP plank flooring?

Fibreglass, or glass reinforced plastic (GRP), is the material behind this corrosion-resistant plank flooring. Fabricators and plant operators specify it over steel or timber planking wherever rust resistance, low maintenance, and slip resistance matter more than raw load capacity alone. Our GRP plank flooring is built for platforms, walkways, and access routes across processing and industrial sites.

What is GRP plank flooring made of?

Glass fibres embedded within a resin matrix form the composite that makes up GRP plank flooring - a construction that delivers strength without the weight or corrosion risk of metal planking. Anti-slip surfacing comes as standard, holding up in wet, oily, or high-traffic conditions typical of processing and fabrication environments.

What size does GRP flooring come in?

GRP flooring is available in a range of standard sizes across our sheet, plank, and decking ranges, to suit different platform and walkway dimensions. Cut-to-size options are also available where GRP planks or flooring sheets need a bespoke fit.

What is GRP flooring commonly used for?

Common applications include industrial platforms, walkways, stair treads, and gantries, particularly in wet, chemical, or corrosive environments such as water treatment sites and food processing facilities. GRP decking is a popular choice for outdoor structures like bridges and roof access routes, thanks to its anti-slip surface in exposed conditions.

What are the advantages of GRP flooring over steel or timber?

GRP flooring is significantly lighter than steel, doesn't rust or need repainting, and won't rot or splinter like timber. Across sheets, planks, and decking, it offers a consistent anti-slip surface, making it a lower-maintenance and safer long-term choice than traditional materials.

How is GRP flooring installed?

Installation depends on the format: GRP flooring sheets and planks are typically fixed using bolts or clips onto a supporting frame or subframe, while individual planks can be laid for bespoke layouts or repairs. For load ratings and the correct fixing method for your GRP decking or flooring project, it's best to check with our team before ordering.