JGP Engineering's Fibreglass Shelters are tough and durable monolithic structures, formed from the finest materials available. Our fibreglass shelter construction comprises of a timber frame clad with 18mm thick exterior grade plywood and coated internally and externally with Glass reinforced Plastic (GRP). Coating Specification is Class 2 fire resistant polyester resin reinforced with two layers of 450g matt, with each side providing a nominal wall thickness of 25mm. Thje enclosure will provide a 60 minute fire resistance in compliance with BS476, parts 7 and 22, and afford a U value of not more than 2.2W/ 2°C.
Potential uses of Fibreglass Shelters include:
 Plant Rooms
Security Huts
Check Points
Viewing Areas
Lean to covers
Sub Stations
Temporary rooms
Site Cabins
Bin Stores
Cycle Stores
Pump Houses
Gate Houses
Smoking Shelters
Temporary Storage Units
Bunded Tank Rooms
Beach Huts
Additional features of our Industrial Duty Fibreglass Shelters also include doors, windows and awnings for the protection of externally mounted equipment. Our fibreglass shelters can also be equipped with interior and exterior lighting, power distribution, raised computer flooring and suspended ceiling systems, along with heating, ventilation, air conditioning, pressurisation, combustable gas detection and fire suppression equipment for both Classified and Non-Hazardous Areas.
They can be furnished with a steel base, which can be constructed as on open or decked frame. Decked frames are available in a variety of configurations including flat decks, recessed decks for raised flooring systems, open grated decks for pipeline metering and pump or lift stations and sump base configurations featuring a sealed cavity for the containment of potential chemical spills within the structure.
Chemical processing or waste water treatment areas where corrosive vapours such as hydrogen sulphide or chlorine are present and offshore or coastal areas, where salt-laden air or saltwater spray is prevalent. Beyond corrosion resistance, the coating materials utilised includes a glass fibre reinforced Class 2 flame-retardant resin and a UV resistance gel coating that is available in a variety of colours.
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