Applications

Fiber reinforced concrete can be used for a variety of applications shown below. It is ideally suited for concrete applications that require protection from plastic and drying shrinkage, improved durability, increased service life and reduced construction costs.

The use of fibers in concrete can reduce the total energy consumption of a construction project and will contribute to sustainable building practices.

For real-world examples of fiber reinforced concrete applications, see our Project Case Studies.

Agricultural:
Farm and animal storage structures, walls, silos, paving, etc.

Commercial:
Exterior and interior floors, polished concrete, slabs, parking areas and roadways.

Elevated Decks:
Commercial and industrial composite steel deck construction and elevated formwork at airports, commercial buildings, shopping centers, etc.

Highways, Roadways & Bridges:
Conventional concrete paving, SCC, white-toppings, barrier rails, curb and gutter work, pervious concrete, sound attenuation barriers, etc.

Mining & Tunneling:
Precast segments and shotcrete, which may include tunnel lining, shafts, slope stabilization, sewer work, etc.

Ports & Airports:
Runways, taxiways, aprons, seawalls, dock areas, packing and loading ramps.

Precast Concrete & Products:
Architectural panels, tilt-up construction, walls, fencing, septic tanks, burial vaults, grease trap structures, bank vaults and sculptures.

Residential:
Driveways, sidewalks, pool construction with shotcrete, basements, colored concrete, foundations, drainage, etc.

Structural Reinforcement:
Minimum shear reinforcement in components such as beams, walls and elevated slabs.

Warehouse & Industrial:
Light- to heavy-duty loaded floors and roadways.

Waterways:
Dams, lock structures, channel linings, ditches, storm-water structures, etc.

Other Applications:
Any other FRC-related applications not specifically described above