A fiberglass flag pole can better withstand the natural elements such as wind, sun exposure, and rain. It is also easier to clean and maintain.
Depending on the requirements or applications that the flagpole is better fiberglass may be better. In general, fiberglass flagpoles and any object made of fiberglass will generally be more weather resistant, weigh less, and have the potential to be stronger then metal objects, but at the same time, these fiberglass objects may cost much more than the same objects made of metal.
There are many benefits to using a fiberglass flagpole as opposed to a metal flagpole. Firstly, they are safer because they will not conduct electricity like metal flagpoles will. Secondly, they look nicer because unlike metal flagpoles they will not rust or discolor from age - not to mention some manufacturers offer fiberglass flagpoles in different colors! Finally, they are quieter than metal flagpoles - no banging and clanging from various parts hitting it.
Resistant to sun, moisture, and corrosion. Safe. Fiberglass poles do not conduct electricity. Fiberglass poles do not attract lightning. Quiet. No annoying clanging halyards common to metal poles
Metal grating will generally be more durable and trouble free. I would not suggest fiberglass for a good grating material.
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"Full Metal Panic!" has better ratings ; it's a matter of choice/opinion .
All corvettes are constructed from fiberglass.
Steel is sometimes a better choice due to it's strength. However aluminium and lead are sometimes better than steel in specialised applications.
Some can be. They are usually made of metal and plastic. I have seen a few fiberglass ladders though.
Yes but with poor results. How about cutting the rusted metal out and replacing it?
They are a combination of fiberglass and metal and/or wood. The fiberglass is used to make the outer shell, and the wood is used for making the internal framework and seating section. The only exception is the double seated log flume cars. they are mostly fiberglass with a metal frame.
Fiberglass inside a metal jacket