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Reinforcement has been used in building and structures since ancient times

In ancient times the horse hair and straw was used in the mixture of Sand and Cow dung to provide strngth to mud houses.
Horse hair was used in Roman Colosseum in Italy
In 1990, asbestos started being used.
In 1980, polypropylene fibre came into use. In India it started being in use from the year 2000.

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Industrial Flooring

Concrete Road

Waterproofing

Concrete

Concrete Slab, Beams & Columns

Plaster

GUIDELINES
Fibre guard should not be used to replace structural, load bearing reinforcement neither for increasing the joint spacing suggested for un-reinforced concrete
COMPATIBILITY
Fibre guard is compatible with all concrete admixtures and performance enhancing chemicals.
SAFETY
No special care is required while using fibre guard.Full Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) is available on request
PLACING
Fibre guard reinforced concrete can be pumped, sprayed or placed using conventional equipment.

Fibre Guard v/s Chicken Mesh / Wire Mesh

Sr No.	Features	Fibre Guard	Wire Mesh / Chicken Mesh
1	Inhibits Plastic Shrinkage Cracks	Yes	No
2	Controls Plastic Settlement Cracks	Yes	No
3	Resistance to Impact Forces	Yes	No
4	Resistance to Shattering	Yes	No
5	Resistance to Abrasion	Yes	No
6	Resistance to Permeability	Yes	No
7	Rust Proof	Yes	No
8	Non Magnetic	Yes	No
9	Minimum Plaster / Concrete Required	Yes	No
10	3-Dimensional Reinforcement	Yes	No
11	Safety and Ease of Use	Yes	No