Glass reinforced - polymer /plastic (GRP/GFRP)

In expansive facilities, our highly-skilled workforce are leaders in engineering customizable composite solutions. Used for a broad range of purposes, GRP is an optimal low-maintenance choice due to its high mouldability, thermal efficiency, non-electrical conductivity, corrosion resistance and high strength-to-weight ratio. GRP can be seen across facades, wet rooms, architectural elements, industrial products, structures, and more.

GRP is a most preferred material for industrial applications. Being a material which can sustain extreme conditions including higher degree temperature fluctuations, exposure to chemicals, exposure to water, electrocution hazards, fire etc makes GRP as an optimal material to construct products / elements for this industry.

Glass reinforced concrete (GRC)

Cement-based GRC has numerous advantages over alternative cladding materials. Durable, noncorrosive, and with high compressive levels, impact and fire resistance, GRC also offers a key benefit of reduced weight, a cost-effective quality providing substantial savings on structure, installation time and on-site mechanical handling equipment.

GRC’s versatility has also seen a rise its application as a cladding and façade material due to its bespoke production, allowing architects to customise the panels into diverse shapes, patterns and architectural forms as needed. It has higher degree of mouldability to form high-scale futuristic designs or to replicate traditional design features. GRC can be pigmented ,coated, painted, acid washed, faced with fine aggregates, or simply left with a natural white or grey, smooth or textured finish.