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Parking Structures & Basements
Parking structures and basements are continuously exposed to moisture ingress, water seepage, chlorides, chemicals, and repeated load cycles. These conditions make corrosion of steel reinforcement one of the most common causes of premature deterioration, leading to cracking, spalling, and costly repairs.
Fibarplus GFRP rebars provide a corrosion-free reinforcement solution that significantly improves durability, safety, and lifecycle performance in parking and basement structures.
Typical Applications
Multi-level parking structures
Basement slabs and retaining walls
Podium decks and transfer slabs
Ramp slabs and driveways
Underground parking floors
Foundation walls and lift pits
These areas are especially vulnerable due to water leakage, de-icing salts, vehicle fluids, and limited ventilation.
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Why GFRP Is the Ideal Solution
1. Complete Corrosion Resistance
Fibarplus GFRP rebars do not rust, even when exposed to moisture, chlorides, or chemicals. This eliminates the primary cause of deterioration in parking and basement structures.
2. Enhanced Structural Durability
By preventing corrosion-induced cracking and spalling, GFRP reinforcement maintains concrete integrity and load-bearing performance throughout the structure’s design life.
3. Reduced Maintenance & Repair Costs
Parking structures and basements reinforced with GFRP require minimal maintenance, avoiding frequent patch repairs, protective coatings, and structural strengthening.
4. Lightweight & Efficient Installation
GFRP rebars are significantly lighter than steel, enabling faster handling, easier placement, and improved safety—especially in confined underground spaces.
