GRP/Fiberglass waterproofing or GRP lamination works refer to the process of applying Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) materials to various surfaces in order to protect them from water damage. This method is commonly used in roofing joints, gutters, water tanks, pits, manholes, chemical tanks, drainage channels, gullies, concrete pools, and flat roofs.

GRP lamination works provide a comprehensive solution for waterproofing, acting as a single system that traps water on the surface and prevents it from penetrating into the structure. This method creates a seamless and watertight barrier that is impervious to water and resistant to leaks.

GRP materials are incredibly durable and can withstand harsh weather conditions such as extreme temperatures up to 120°C, heavy rainfall, and chemical environments. Additionally, they have excellent UV resistance, making them ideal for use in exposed areas that are frequently exposed to sunlight.

One of the main advantages of using GRP waterproofing and lamination works is its high impact resistance and strength. 

Overall, GRP waterproofing and lamination works provide a long-lasting and effective solution for protecting various surfaces from water damage. Its durability, resistance to harsh environments, and ease of installation make it a popular choice for a wide range of applications.