Those with extensive experience in purchasing fiberglass grilles know that depending on the width and length of the trench, cutting is necessary to avoid normal losses. The reason for the excessive loss is the lack of communication in the early stage, and the required size is unreasonable.

What is an unreasonable size, which is a size that is not enough for the entire board or causes excessive material damage, must be cut to achieve its effect. Especially for composite tree grates, the size of each pit is not uniform, which can be very troublesome during on-site construction and cause excessive wear and tear.

The reasonable cutting plan is as follows:

1. Effective communication should be conducted in the early stage to jointly develop reasonable dimensions.

2. Because the surface of the grille panel is relatively transparent, the sand layer can be seen from the surface, or it can be observed through the cutting surface of the grille panel.

3. If there are irregular sizes, can the method of inserting edges be used to reduce losses, or even achieve the effect of no losses.