Glass fibre reinforced concrete (GRC, also called GFRC) is a cement-based mix reinforced with glass fibres and cast thin in moulds. Because each piece comes from a mould made for the project, it can follow your drawing: a jali, a dome, a fluted column or a whole elevation.
Some forms are made in both materials. Compare GRC and FRP
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Geometric jalis, Traditional jalis, Contemporary jalis
Architectural domes, Decorative domes, Mosque domes
Classical capitals, Custom capitals to your drawing, Column-top details and collars
Also in FRP
Balcony balusters, Staircase balusters, Top and bottom rails
Vertical facade fins, Shading fins, Design elements
Sculptures, Murals, Relief panels
Fountains, Noise barrier panels, Project-specific components
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Sizes, finishes and installation are confirmed per project. Each new shape needs a mould, and that's part of the quote.
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