Unistrut Fiberglass Framing

When it comes to choosing the right fiberglass strut for your project, Atkore manufactures the best on the market. The benefits of Atkore’s fiberglass strut are undeniable: corrosion-resistant, lightweight, and versatile. The applications are diverse, ranging from Waste Water Treatment and Refineries to Theme Parks and Underground Vaults. As you’re planning your project, it’s crucial to assess which fiberglass channel profile is going to be best for what you’re trying to accomplish. The goal of this blog post is to give you the pros and cons of Atkore’s two different channel profiles: Aickenstrut Profile and Standard Profile.

But first, here are some common applications in which fiberglass strut is useful.

What Is Fiberglass Strut Used For?

The key properties of fiberglass strut, including corrosion resistance and lightweight design, make it suitable

Two of the most popular strut channels on the market today are Superstrut and Unistrut. But which one is the better choice? In this blog post, we'll compare and contrast the two products based on build, quality, applications, and value. So, if you're in the market for strut channel, read on to find out which one is right for your needs.

Who Makes Superstrut?

Superstrut is made by Thomas & Betts, a subsidiary of ABB Group, a global corporation focused on power and automation technologies.

Who Makes Unistrut?

Unistrut was acquired by Tyco International in 1995 and later sold to Atkore International in 2010. Atkore International is a global leader in electrical, safety, and infrastructure solutions.

Unistrut Vs. Superstrut

History