GRP insulated panels are everywhere you look once you realise what they are you will start noticing them. GRP stands for glass-reinforced plastic, which is more commonly known as fibreglass. This kind of panelling is used in things like catering trailers, trains, planes and doors.

They are most commonly found in construction products. Because the outer skin of the product can be made to look like many building materials, it is a very versatile. Things like chimneystacks can be made out of it because it is heatproof. To make one a mould just has to be constructed that looks like a chimney then lined with GRP. The resulting stack looks exactly the same as a normal chimney stack, but is much lighter. This makes them easy to install they also look good. Any style of chimneystack can be made in these materials. Installing this kind of chimney also takes far less time.

This is only one example of how GRP insulated panels are used. They also make great cladding. The outer texture of the panels can be made to look like wood or stone. This means that they look good as well as insulating and protecting the building that they are used to clad. They cope well with extremes of temperature and last well. Good quality GRP panels weather well, and are designed not to fade.

Where to Buy GRP Insulated Panels

Many builder's merchants and DIY stores sell these kinds of panels, but the selection you get is quite limited. The best place to buy them is on-line. There you get a far wider choice and often pay less for your panels despite the fact that you normally have to pay for postage.

It is important to use a well-established firm that sells a wide range of products. The more established the firm is the more likely it is that the products they sell will be of a high quality. If a company sells a wide range of GRP products that is a good sign. Those companies that give plenty of information about their products are the best firms to buy from.

Author's Bio: 

YBS Composites sells a great range of GRP insulated panels. They sell chimneys, door porches, dormer windows, bay and porch roofs all made from GRP.