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The Rama 8 Bridge in Bangkok was commissioned in 2001 and spans the Chao Phraya River with a length of 475 metres. The bridge is designed with SPARE FRP pultruded panels for durability and aesthetics, reducing wind resistance and maintenance costs.

Spare's sandwich insulation wall FRP connector is pivotal for linking concrete slabs on insulation boards, resisting lifting and shear forces. Comprising FRP connecting plates and ABS engineering plastic collars, it ensures secure connections and accurate positioning during concrete pouring. With extensive production capabilities, Spare has supplied over 13 million FRP connectors to prominent clients like Vanke Beijing Region and China Construction Group. These connectors offer superior mechanical strength and thermal insulation compared to traditional anchors, combining stability with rust resistance for long-lasting performance.

In seawall construction, composite sheet piling, especially fiberglass-reinforced polymer (FRP), offers significant real-world advantages over traditional materials like steel, concrete, and timber.

SPARE Composite recently participated in the 2025 JEC Exhibition in France, the world’s leading event for composite materials. This global platform attracted industry leaders, innovators, and buyers from various sectors, including construction, transportation, and energy. Our presence at JEC highlighted our commitment to advancing FRP (Fiber Reinforced Polymer) solutions and reinforcing our reputation as a trusted pultrusion profile manufacturer.

Spare FRP Pultruded Grating is manufactured through the pultrusion process using fibreglass-reinforced plastic (FRP). It offers the dual advantages of high strength and lightweight construction, weighing approximately one-third that of steel while achieving comparable strength.

In modern engineering and manufacturing, material selection has a direct impact on safety, durability, and long-term performance. For decades, steel has dominated construction, transportation, energy and industrial applications thanks to its high strength and well-established processing methods. But as project requirements evolve and environments become more demanding, FRP (Fiber Reinforced Polymer) has emerged as a strong contender. With its unique combination of properties, FRP is finding its way into more and more projects. This article provides a clear, reader-friendly comparison of FRP and steel, highlighting why FRP is becoming the preferred choice for many applications.