FIBREGLASS MATTING
Fibreglass matting is designed for point and patch repairs where structural and chemical properties are at the core of the rehabilitation project. RSM Lining Supplies provide only the best CRF matting from Europe.
- No matter which method you are using, we have glass matting to suit your project.
FIBREGLASS MATTING
CRF matting is a strong, chemical and heat-resistant fibreglass made with non-woven fiberglass bonded with silicate resin. Customers can customise the weight, stiffness, and porosity to suit their specific requirements.
Glass Mat is an acid proof, chemically resistant fibre glass matting consisting of a fibreglass fabric and powder bonded glass mat sewn together into a flat sheet which is cut to size and wound into rolls. Two grades of thickness are available: 1,050 g/m2 and 1,400 g/ m2.
Characteristics
- Excellent dimensional stability.
- CRF Grade (Chemically Resistant Fibreglass).
- Fire, Moisture, and Mildew resistant.
- Fibreglass thicknesses of 1400 and 1050 GSM available.
- 550mm, 1250mm, 2500mm width rolls available.
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Frequently asked questions & answers
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Where does glass matting fit into your range?
We supply glass fibre matting used in sectional repairs and short‑length linings, offering high strength and good load transfer when combined with the right resin system.
What’s the advantage of glass over traditional felt for patches?
Glass fibre patches deliver a high‑strength, thin‑wall repair, which is ideal when you need structural performance without significantly reducing bore or creating a soft spot in the line.
Do you offer glass matting for 90‑degree bends and tricky geometry?
Yes, we carry multi‑axial glass systems and specialist packers designed to patch around bends, giving wrinkle‑free repairs in typical 100–200 mm domestic and light commercial lines.
Can you advise on resin choice to pair with your glass matting?
We’ll look at the host pipe, service type and cure method, then match a silicate or other suitable resin to get a durable, leak‑tight repair that actually bonds properly to the glass.
