Fiberglass profiles

Corrugated rod

Fiberglass corrugated bars are used in the construction sector. They can replace conventional steel bars as a fastening element. Their excellent properties make fiberglass corrugation a solid and safe material for this type of application.

RÉFDimensions/mmGr/Mètre
CRV04-01425
CRV06-01660
CRV08-01890
CRV10-0110150
CRV12-0112220
CRV14-0114290
CRV16-0016380
CRV20-0220560
CRV25-0125940
CRV30-00301300
CRV32-00321782
CRV40-00402324

Glass profiles

Information

Corrugated fiberglass rods for construction

At Polymec, we offer corrugated fiberglass rods for construction applications where technical fiberglass bars with different diameters and weights per metre are required.

We use this product when the project requires a fastening element and we are considering an alternative to conventional steel bars. The current product sheet indicates that corrugated fiberglass rods can replace conventional steel bars as a fastening element and that fiberglass reinforcement is a solid and safe material for this sector.

We offer different corrugated fiberglass rod references with diameters from 4 mm to 40 mm and defined weights per metre, allowing us to guide the selection according to the needs of the project.

What are corrugated fiberglass rods?

A corrugated fiberglass rod is a technical fiberglass bar with a ribbed surface. Within our range of fiberglass profiles, we recommend it when a bar for construction and fastening applications is required.

Unlike other profiles such as smooth rods, tubes, flat bars or angle profiles, corrugated fiberglass rods have a specific geometry that should be reviewed according to the intended use, required dimensions and project conditions.

Use of corrugated fiberglass rods in construction

We use corrugated fiberglass rods in construction-related projects. The current product sheet indicates that these bars can replace conventional steel bars as a fastening element.

When do we recommend corrugated fiberglass rods?

We recommend corrugated fiberglass rods when a bar for construction applications is required and an alternative to conventional steel bars is being considered as a fastening element.

We also consider them when the project requires a specific reference based on diameter, weight per metre or compatibility with an already defined design.

When there are specific requirements regarding calculations, regulations, tolerances, length, cutting, exposure or assembly, we review the case before confirming the final reference.

Related fiberglass profiles

If the corrugated fiberglass rod does not match the geometry required, we also offer other fiberglass profiles that can be considered depending on the application:

  • Fiberglass round rod.
  • Fiberglass square rod.
  • Fiberglass Z profile.
  • Fiberglass half-round profile.
  • Fiberglass round tube.
  • Fiberglass rectangular tube.
  • Fiberglass square tube.
  • Fiberglass U profile.
  • Fiberglass angle profile.
  • Fiberglass corner profile.
  • Fiberglass flat bar.

Request information about corrugated fiberglass rods

Do you need corrugated fiberglass rods for construction or as a fastening element? At Polymec, we review the most suitable reference with you according to diameter, weight per metre and project requirements.

Frequently asked questions

What information do we need to recommend a specific diameter?

We need to know the application, intended diameter, fastening function, operating environment and any technical or regulatory requirement that may affect the choice of bar.

When do we compare corrugated fiberglass rods with smooth round rods?

We compare both options when the project allows for several geometries. We review whether the design requires a ribbed surface or whether a smooth round rod is better suited to the assembly.

What should we review if replacing a conventional steel bar is being considered?

We review the bar's function, project requirements, assembly conditions and available technical documentation before confirming that the replacement is suitable.

Why is weight per metre important for corrugated fiberglass rods?

Weight per metre helps us compare references, assess handling and estimate how each diameter affects the project as a whole.

When should a technical data sheet be requested before choosing the reference?

A technical data sheet should be requested when the project depends on calculations, regulations, tolerances, structural behaviour or specific operating conditions.