Product rangeStructural FRP profilesExplore I-beams, channels, angles and tubes for support frames and fabricated assemblies. Specify section dimensions, span, loads and connection details so material and geometry can be reviewed together.View product range Choose a product family
Product images below show the relevant product ranges. Select a family to review configurations and technical information.
Product rangeStructural FRP profilesExplore I-beams, channels, angles and tubes for support frames and fabricated assemblies. Specify section dimensions, span, loads and connection details so material and geometry can be reviewed together.View product range 
Product rangeFRP / GRP gratingCompare moulded and pultruded grating for platforms, walkways and access areas. Share panel dimensions, support spacing, load cases, openings and the required walking surface before selecting a panel.View product range 
Product rangeWindow and door profilesReview fibreglass sections for window and door fabrication. Identify the profile interface, glazing arrangement, finish and performance evidence needed for the completed assembly; a profile alone does not establish whole-window performance.View product range 
Product rangeCustom pultruded sectionsSend a dimensioned section drawing for a custom profile review. Include tolerances, cut lengths, machining, resin preferences and expected order quantities. Tooling requirements and the production scope are confirmed during quotation.View product range For photovoltaic structures, see our Australian FRP solar mounting guide. Provide the mounting arrangement, site exposure and project load requirements for review.
Specify for the actual exposure and installation
Coastal Queensland projects and other exposed Australian sites need a clear service environment specification. State whether the component faces salt spray, immersion, chemicals, sustained sunlight or elevated temperatures. Resin selection, surface protection, cut edges and connection materials should be considered as part of the assembly.
For structural work, provide design loads, support conditions and deflection limits. For access surfaces, identify wet conditions, footwear, drainage and slip requirements. For window and door systems, specify the required performance of the finished assembly. Agree on applicable evidence before placing an order, rather than treating a generic material description as proof of suitability.
What to include in your Australian RFQ
- Product family, drawings or section dimensions, tolerances and cut lengths.
- Quantities, project use, loads, support spacing and connection details.
- Exposure conditions, resin or finish preferences and required specifications.
- Delivery suburb, state and postcode; site access and unloading constraints.
- Requested delivery date, documentation needs and preferred freight scope.
These details help separate product cost, tooling and delivery assumptions. Confirm the final scope, technical evidence and delivery terms in the written quotation.
Send your project requirementsAustralian supply enquiries
Who is the Australian contact for F1 Composite?
Mason Liu is the Australian contact, with a contact address at 10 Gillian Lane, Southport, Queensland 4215, on the Gold Coast. Use the website enquiry form for product questions and quotations so drawings and project requirements can be routed to the appropriate team.
Are the FRP products manufactured in Australia?
F1 Composite supplies through its China production network. The Gold Coast details identify the Australian contact address. Product origin, production arrangements and delivery terms should be recorded in the quotation for your order.
Can I request delivery outside Queensland?
You can submit enquiries for projects across Australia. Include the delivery suburb, state and postcode, along with quantities and lengths. Freight scope, delivery feasibility, unloading requirements and estimated dates are confirmed for the specific order.
What evidence should I request for my project?
Provide your project specification and required test methods at enquiry stage. Ask for evidence that matches the proposed section, resin, finish and use. Your project designer should assess its applicability, including structural, fire, slip or window performance requirements where relevant.