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Glass fibre reinforced concrete (GRC, also known as GFRC) is a cement-based material reinforced with alkali-resistant glass fibres. The fibres let it be cast in thin, strong sections that hold fine detail, which makes it the usual choice for decorative and facade work that should look like stone.
Perforated screens in geometric, floral or custom patterns. A jali filters sunlight, gives privacy and lets air move through, so it works well on west-facing facades, stair cores and balconies. Pattern, panel size and depth are set to suit each opening.
Domes and minarets for places of worship, entrances and rooftops, made to the profile and proportions of your design. Larger domes are usually made in segments that are joined on site, which keeps each piece manageable to transport and lift.
Round and square columns, column covers and capitals in classical or contemporary profiles. GRC column covers can also wrap existing concrete columns, changing their look without adding much weight to the structure.
Cornices, mouldings and brackets made to the profile you specify, to finish rooflines and parapets or frame windows and doors. Casting a long run from one mould keeps the profile consistent from end to end.
Arch surrounds, keystones, balusters and complete railings for balconies, terraces, staircases and garden edges, in classical or simplified profiles.
Thin cladding panels for building exteriors, flat or shaped, plain or with relief patterns. Because GRC is light for its size, panels suit large facade areas and feature walls.
Vertical and horizontal fins that shade glazing and give a facade its rhythm, plus medallions, motifs and other decorative pieces made to your design.
Sculptures and one-off pieces developed from your drawing, model or reference photo.
Fibre reinforced plastic (FRP) is a resin reinforced with glass fibre and built up in a mould. It is light, water-tight and resistant to corrosion, which suits storage tanks and planters as well as architectural pieces that need to stay light.
FRP storage tanks, and MS FRP tanks: mild steel tanks lined with FRP, where the steel gives strength and the lining protects it from corrosion. Tell us what the tank will hold, the capacity you need and where it will stand.
Moulded facade panels and shaped cladding elements for exteriors where weight has to be kept low, such as upper floors, overhangs and additions to existing buildings.
Columns, capitals, brackets, corbels and cornices moulded in FRP, light enough to lift and fix with ease. They suit interiors, upper floors and rooflines, where a lighter piece makes installation simpler.
Planters in custom sizes and shapes, moulded in FRP. Because they are light, they suit terraces, balconies and podiums, and can be moved later if the layout changes.
Moulded arches for entrances and openings, FRP gutters for roof drainage, and decorative pots for interiors, terraces and gardens.
Other FRP products developed from your drawing in a custom mould. Describe what you need, where it will be used and how many pieces you need.
Many shapes can be made in either material. These are the differences that usually decide it. Not sure which to use? Tell us where the piece will go and we will recommend one.
| GRC (GFRC) | FRP | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Cement and sand reinforced with alkali-resistant glass fibre | Resin reinforced with glass fibre |
| Weight | Light for a concrete product, as it is cast in thin sections | Lighter than GRC, and easy to lift and fix at height |
| Surface | Cement, stone-like finish | Smooth moulded finish, usually painted or gel-coated |
| Usually chosen for | Facades, jalis, domes, columns and pieces that should look like stone | Tanks, gutters, planters and light mouldings for interiors and upper floors |