Yes. Fibaform’s GRP enclosures are often specified around the equipment being housed, which means internal layouts and configurations can be tailored to suit operational needs. This is particularly important for projects involving switchgear, electronics or pipework where access, spacing, and usability affect maintenance and safety. A bespoke internal layout also reduces the risk of retrofit work on site. The most effective way to specify this is to share equipment details, dimensions, access requirements and any constraints early in the enquiry.

To quote accurately, Fibaform will typically need information about what the GRP enclosure, kiosk, cabinet/housing or gatehouse will be used for, where it will be installed, and what environmental factors it needs to withstand. Useful details include approximate size, footprint restrictions, access requirements, preferred finish/colour, and whether delivery and installation are required. If you’re not sure about the full specification yet, you can still enquire with the basics and confirm finer details during the design stage.

Yes. Fibaform designs and manufactures bespoke GRP enclosures to protect essential equipment such as electronics, switchgear and pipework in harsh outdoor environments. Rather than offering only standard, off-the-shelf sizes, enclosures can be specified to suit your footprint, access requirements and internal layout needs. If you’re comparing options, it helps to review typical applications, available size ranges, and finish options so you can decide what configuration best fits your site and equipment requirements.

Yes. Fibaform supplies a range of prefabricated GRP structures including GRP kiosks and cabins as well as GRP gatehouses / portable buildings. These are typically used where organisations need durable, insulated and secure spaces for personnel, access control, or operational functions in exposed environments. Because requirements vary significantly by site, GRP products are often tailored to the specific project layout and usage. Reviewing the full product ranges can help you understand which solution is best suited to your operational needs.

Yes. Fibaform GRP products can be customised to match project requirements, including size, colour and finish. The GRP enclosures range, for example, includes sizes from small footprint units through to much larger structures, with colour matching available in RAL or BS ranges, and finish options including gloss, satin, brick, or stone. This is useful when the enclosure needs to blend into public-facing environments or align with wider site aesthetics. Sharing preferred colour/finish early in the process can help ensure your enclosure matches site standards.

Yes. Fibaform offers a delivery and installation service, with dedicated delivery methods chosen based on the load size and site requirements. This can include pallet delivery, flatbeds and HIAB vehicles where required. If a unit can’t be delivered in one piece due to access restrictions or size, it can be delivered in sections and assembled on-site. Fibaform also states installers are CSCS accredited, which is particularly important for infrastructure and construction environments where safety compliance is a priority.

GRP enclosures are commonly used to protect critical equipment in demanding environments where weather exposure, corrosion risk and security concerns are high. Fibaform specifically highlights use cases including housing electronics, switchgear and pipework, and notes that GRP enclosures are widely used across sectors such as utilities, telecoms, rail, water treatment, and industrial settings. Where equipment reliability is essential, GRP enclosures help reduce environmental damage and support safer, more consistent operation across the lifecycle of the asset.

GRP (glass reinforced plastic) is widely chosen for outdoor and infrastructure environments because it offers a durable alternative to materials that may corrode or degrade in harsh conditions. Fibaform positions GRP products as long-life, low-maintenance solutions that protect equipment and people from weather exposure, corrosion and site risks. This makes GRP particularly relevant for sectors such as rail, highways, utilities and construction. If your project involves long-term outdoor exposure, GRP is often specified specifically to reduce maintenance burden and extend service life.

To avoid delays, it’s worth noting there are certain enquiries Fibaform can’t support. Examples include gatehouses with barriers, GRP moulds, GRP water tanks, and large volume low-margin GRP products. The brief also flags that official fire/security rating certifications are not currently held, so any project requiring specific certified ratings should be discussed with the team early in the process. If you’re unsure whether your requirement fits, it’s best to share your spec and constraints early so suitability can be confirmed before time is spent quoting.

You can request a quote by submitting an enquiry through the website or calling the team directly. To help Fibaform provide an accurate quote quickly, it’s useful to include what you need to house (equipment or people), the site environment, approximate size requirements, and whether delivery/installation is required. If you’re still shaping your specification, it can help to review the relevant product range first so your enquiry includes the key details needed to price correctly and confirm feasibility without delays.