GRC in Architecture

GRC presents architects and engineers with a material from which the most ambitious designs can be created.

It can be moulded to form modern futuristic designs or to replicate traditional historic features. GRC can be painted, faced with fine aggregates, coloured or simply left with a natural white or grey, smooth or textured finish.

GRC provides the designer with a complete technology that few other materials can match for versatility.

Cladding

Glassfibre reinforced concrete, GRC / GFRC is one of the most popular materials used for creative prefabricated architectural cladding.

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Features & Mouldings

TGRC products are formed by a variety of manufacturing techniques. One of the most versatile is to cast the composite in moulds manufactured from rubber, timber or Glassfibre Reinforced Plastic (GRP/FRP).

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Landscaping

The International Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete Association (GRCA) was formed over 40 years ago in 1975, and it has an international membership coming from well over 20 countries.

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Making Domes

Domes are used in a high variety of buildings, such as palaces, shopping centres, theatres, universities or private villas of Turkish or Byzantine architectural inspiration.

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Key Features of GRC in Architecture

GRC is environmentally friendly

GRC products reduce loadings on buildings leading to significant savings in superstructure and foundations

GRC is excellent for reproduction and renovation.

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