Let us design your future polypropylene fiber reinforced concrete element.
Let us design your future structural concrete element, using polypropylene fibers instead of conventional reinforcement.
Large area ground supported slabs. Can be reinforced with polypropylene fiber reinforcement alone, or in combination with steel reinforcement. Eliminate or reduce conventional steel mesh.
In-situ cast point foundations. Can be reinforced with polypropylene fiber reinforcement alone, or in combination with steel reinforcement. Say goodbye to steel cages.
Continuous in-situ cast strip foundations. Can be reinforced with polypropylene fiber reinforcement alone, or in combination with steel reinforcement. Remove those steel bars!
Investigate your cross section with any section forces in different limit states. Using polypropylene fiber reinforcement can help you reduce both the longitudinal reinforcement and stirrups. This program can help you reduce as much steel as possible in virtually any application.
In-situ cast or precast retaining walls. Using polypropylene fiber reinforcement can help you reduce the amount of steel reinforcement in both the wall and bottom plate. Farewell double mesh and horizontal steel bars.
In-situ or precast beams or wall lintels. Using polypropylene fiber reinforcement can help you reduce the longitudinal reinforcement and remove all stirrups. Nobody likes stirrups.
Floor separation plates or self-bearing slabs. Using polypropylene fiber reinforcement can help you get rid of some of the statically unused steel reinforcement. Farewell double mesh.
In-situ cast or precast walls and basement walls. Using polypropylene fiber reinforcement can help you reduce the amount of steel reinforcement. The double mesh can be reduced to a single mesh, while perhaps also removing all horizontal steel bars.
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