GLASS FIBER REINFORCED CONCRETE

GFRC is a composite material made of portland cement, silica sand and reinforced with randomly dispersed alkali-resistant glass fibers and polymer emulsions. The fibers serve a purpose similar to the reinforcing steel in reinforced concrete. The glass fibers add flexural, tensile and impact strength allowing for the production of strong and durable, yet thin and lightweight, cladding architectural panels for all types of buildings.

GFRC is material with high initial plasticity that is responsive to designers needs. It can be molded into a variety of sculptured and complex rectilinear and curvilinear shapes. Traditional architectural shapes and intricate ornamental details can be faithfully reproduced, but also complex surface designs or profiles can be cast to suit architect’s requirements. Optimum economy occurs however when reuse of forms is maximized with product repetition. A variety of colors and textures are available, including simulating natural stone, terracotta, and metal.

The possibilities are only limited by imagination!

High
Strength

GFRC panels can withstand compressive pressure of 550 kg/cm2 

Light
Weight

absence of metal reinforcement enables us to cast 10mm thick panels 

Weather Resistant

admixture forms a thin layer on surface which protect from UV rays, major cause for discoloration

Noise Barrier

GFRC panels can be designed to act as noise barriers to be used in expressway, room partition