This invention relates to the field of fiberglass boardwalk technology, providing a novel method for preparing wear-resistant fiberglass-wood boardwalks. It addresses the problems of existing fiberglass-wood boardwalks, such as poor bonding between
glass fiber and resin, easy
delamination, easy oxidation of the boardwalk surface, and
glass fiber exposure due to wear, caused by design flaws. The invention includes the following steps: S1,
raw material pretreatment and formulation; S2, mold pretreatment; S3,
imitation wood gel coat layer forming; S4, lay-up and integral molding; S5, gradient curing; S6, demolding and post-treatment; S7, on-site installation. Through a
systematic process combination of
silane coupling agent-modified
glass fiber, vacuum-assisted molding, reinforcing ribs, integral molding of end stops, gradient curing, three-layer end face sealing, and dovetail nail
adhesive sealing, the invention solves the pain points of existing technologies throughout the entire process from raw materials, molding, post-treatment to installation, comprehensively improving the
mechanical strength, surface anti-aging and
wear resistance, and dimensional stability of the boardwalk panel.