PROGrid Molded Grating Molded Grating

Proven corrosion resistance is just one of the benefits of our PROGrid® fiberglass molded grating. It’s strong, lightweight and performs reliably for years, even in extreme conditions. Slip-resistant coating and other options are available, allowing you to design an FRP product that fits your application perfectly.

Available Colors:
Yellow
Green
Light Gray
Dark Gray
Orange
FRP Durability
FRP Durability
Quick Ship
Quick Ship
Easy to Install
Easy to Install
Safety Advantage
Safety Advantage
Low Maintenance
Low Maintenance

Browse our fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) grating options below for availability, load tables, deflection data, FRP grating specifications and more.

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Available Resin Systems

Technical illustrations of PROGrid molded FRP grating showing bonded glass and resin coating.

PROGrid® molded grating is available in three resin systems, each providing different levels of corrosion protection. All three resin systems meet Class 1 Flame Spread Rating per ASTM E-84 test standards.

GP: A general-purpose orthophthalic polyester resin system that offers good corrosion resistance at an economical price. Standard colors: Yellow and Light Gray

IFR: A premium-grade isophthalic polyester resin system that provides excellent corrosion protection. Standard colors: Green, Yellow, Dark Gray and Light Gray

VFR: A vinylester resin system that provides the highest level of corrosion protection. Standard colors: Orange and Dark Gray

Available Top Surfaces

PROGrid molded grating panels are available in square or rectangular mesh configurations with either Meniscus or Grit-Top slip-resistant surfaces.

Grit-Top:
Quartz grit anti-slip surface
Meniscus: Concave, half-moon cross section with no grit

Available Panel Sizes

Available Panel Sizes*

1″ x ¾” x ¾” (Square) 4′ wide x 12′ long
1½” x ¾” x ¾” (Square) 4′ wide x 12′ long
1″ x 1½” x 1½” (Square) 3′ wide x 10′ long / 4′ wide x 8′ long / 4′ wide x 12′ long
1½” x 1½” x 1½” (Square) 3′ wide x 10′ long / 3′ wide x 12′ long / 4′ wide x 12′ long
2″ x 2″ x 2″ (Square) 4′ wide x 12′ long / 5′ wide x 12′ long
1″ x 1″ x 4″ (Rectangular) 12′ wide x 4′ long / 10′ wide x 3′ long
1½” x 1″ x 6″ (Rectangular) 4′ wide x 12′ long
*Note: Dimensions are nominal. Not all panel sizes are stocked in every resin series and color. View inventory for availability.

Available Grid Dimensions

Technical illustration showing available grid dimensions for PROGrid Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic molded grating.

Features of PROGrid Molded Grating

  • Strong yet lightweight
  • Corrosion resistant
  • Dimensionally stable
  • Fire retardant
  • Nonconductive
  • Slip resistant
  • Easy to install
  • Low maintenance
  • Fabrication available
  • In stock & ready for quick ship

Common Applications

Additional Benefits

Long Service Life – The high resin-to-glass ratio (approximately 65% resin to 35% glass by weight) provides excellent service life, even in the most demanding applications.

Less Waste – An interwoven square mesh construction provides bi-directional strength, so you can efficiently cut each grating panel to size and get the most use out of the material.

Multiple Uses – Floor grating. Platform grating. Trench grating. Bedford FRP composite grating systems are used in a wide variety of ways and applications. Take a look at the 10 Top Uses for FRP Grating.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is FRP grating made?
FRP grating is made using either a molded or pultruded process. Both methods use fiberglass and resin. Molded FRP grating is cast. Pultruded FRP grating pulls and shapes the material into rods and bars that are then assembled.

What is FRP grating used for?
FRP grating is used for walkways, platforms, catwalks, stairs, ramps, trench covers, floor systems and additional foot-traffic and vehicular-traffic applications.

What is grating material?
Grating material is panels of structural mesh to be used as a surface for foot and vehicle traffic when ventilation and drainage are also needed. These panels can be made of FRP, steel or other material.

How does grating work?
Grating uses a grid framework that is either molded or assembled with perpendicular bars to create a surface for foot and some vehicle traffic and allows for ventilation and drainage.

PROGrid High Load Capacity Molded Grating

Image of automotive tire driving over PROGrid high load capacity FRP molded grating.

Bedford’s PROGrid High Load Capacity (HLC) molded FRP grating is high-strength, corrosion-resistant and low-maintenance — just like our PROGrid molded grating products. Plus, it’s engineered to carry higher loads than steel grating and other traditional types. Our molded HLC grating is...

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Fasteners
Stair Treads/Covers
Grating Pedestals
Embedment Angle

Chemical Resistance Guide

Chemical Resistance Guide

Get detailed tables on chemical compatibility based on resin manufacturers’ data, including maximum allowable concentrations and temperatures.

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FRP Grating Applications

FRP Grating Applications

Bedford grating products have excellent load-supporting capability, even when covering long spans. Check out the 10 Top Uses for FRP Grating.

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FRP Grating Availability

FRP Grating Availability

Learn about our nationwide inventory of fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) grating.

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Your Full-Service Partner

Count on Bedford for everything from skilled design and engineering services to fabrication, assembly and timely delivery. Bedford has a state-of-the-art fabrication facility with CNC machines for faster processing. Kitted shipments are also available to save installation time on site.

Questions? Contact us today!

Bedford has been manufacturing trusted FRP solutions since 1974, and our knowledgeable staff is dedicated to customer service. Whether you have questions about PROSeries materials or just want advice on the best solution for your application, we’re here to help.