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T-Beams

FRP T-beams have one flange and one web (forming a “T” cross-section). These pultruded sections combine good bending strength (like an I-beam, but single flange) with very low weight. They are often used where a wide support flange is needed on one side only.

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Key Features

Efficient section for one-sided support (e.g. floor edge or roof overhang)
All the benefits of FRP composites (corrosion-proof, insulative)
Lighter than equivalent steel T-beams (simplifies handling)

Benefits

Provides support for roof or deck perimeters without duplicate flanges
No heavy counterbalance needed like in metal (lighter around edges)
Resists corrosion on all faces (unlike painted steel angles)

Applications

Support beams at ledges or awnings (flange on the platform side)
Structural framing in walkways, mezzanines, or small bridges
Header supports in FRP fences or gates (replaces steel L-angles with one lip)

Technical Specifications

Flange width typically 20–100 mm; web depth similar
Weight depends on resin and glass content (~1–5 kg/m)

Unique Selling Points (USPs)

Cost-effective for asymmetric loads (saves material versus full I-beam)
Can be joined end-to-end seamlessly (pultruded coupling standard)