FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) walkways are high-strength, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant grating panels used for safe walking surfaces in rooftop solar installations. These walkways provide essential access for maintenance personnel without damaging rooftop sheets or solar modules. Unlike traditional GI (Galvanized Iron) walkways, FRP offers long-lasting performance, especially in harsh weather conditions, making it ideal for solar project rooftops.

Advantages of FRP Walkways in Rooftop Solar Projects:

• Corrosion Resistance: Ideal for rooftop environments exposed to rain, dust, and humidity. No rust or decay over time.
• Lightweight: Reduces load on rooftop structures. Easy to lift and install without heavy tools or equipment.
• Slip Resistance: Provides a safe, anti-skid surface for workers, even during wet conditions.
• Non-Conductive: Ensures electrical safety in solar environments with high-voltage components.
• UV and Weather Resistant: Withstands sunlight exposure and temperature variations without degradation.
• No Roof Damage: Smooth-bottom surface minimizes abrasion or puncture to sheet metal roofing.
• Quick Installation: Can be cut and shaped on-site without welding; speeds up deployment.
• Low Maintenance: No painting, rust removal, or periodic checks needed – cost-effective over time.
  Bright yellow color improves visibility, especially important for safety compliance and quick hazard identification.
  Bright yellow color improves visibility, especially important for safety compliance and quick hazard identification.
  
  FRP walkways reduce the risk of slipping and improve worker mobility during maintenance operations.

Comparison: FRP Walkways vs. GI Walkways for Rooftop Solar Projects