
Case Study
GRP Access Solutions
Suez Waste & Recycling Centre
GRP Access Fabrications for Waste & recycling Centre
Client
:
Sues Waste & Recycling Centre
Sector
:
Utilities
Project
:
GRP Access Solutions

Project Overview
MDL Beast is a leading entertainment company rooted in music
culture, based in Saudi Arabia with a global presence. They invest in
talent, production, and content to create unforgettable lifestyle and
music experiences.
As a premier lifestyle and entertainment brand, MDL Beast is
dedicated to delivering world-class music events and supporting the
growth of music culture across the Middle East.
The Challenge
The client faced several critical challenges for their festival
installations:
Durability: Materials previously used could not withstand the heavy
foot traffic over the three-day festival, nor endure extreme summer
temperatures, prolonged sun exposure, and potential sandstorms.
Cost-efficiency: Previous solutions required annual replacement,
creating high recurring costs. The client needed a more durable, longterm
solution that could withstand the harsh conditions while
remaining cost-effective.

Our Solution
We assigned a dedicated project manager to work closely with MDL Beast’s design engineers, gaining a full understanding of the existing structures and the specific challenges the team faced. Following in-depth discussions, our team developed a tailored solution:
Custom GRP Sandwich Panels: We designed 18mm-thick panels using isophthalic resin, UV inhibitors, and a hard-wearing anti-slip surface. These panels are durable, resistant to fading from extreme sunlight, and provide long-lasting non-slip performance.
Under normal usage, they are expected to last over 20 years.
Scale and Efficiency: We fabricated 5,500 panels, managing the entire process from design and production to delivery and installation all completed within three months. This approach ensured MDL Beast received a durable, cost-effective, and
high-performance solution capable of withstanding extreme conditions and heavy footfall during their festivals.
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