GFRC, full named Glass Fiber Reinforce Concrete, is basically a concrete material used to strengthen glass fiber as an alternative to steel. GFRC is a combination of water mud, glass fiber and polymer. It has been used for many products such as status, planters and furniture. And all of GFRC products can be customized according to the customer’s desire. They can be formed in any textures, shapes and color. The following are some points about GFRC.
Lightweight & Durable GFRC
The GFRC product allows for a lightweight yet incredibly strong and durable element. GFRC has strong shock resistance, good permeability, freeze-thaw resistance, good fire resistance, and can be used for a long time without cracking, which is unmatched by ordinary concrete. The products of these materials, like furniture, have become popular worldwide because of their good properties.
GFRC possibilities of use
Class Fiber Reinforce Concrete (GFRC) is widely used in landscape design, which brings convenience, aesthetics and creativity to the piece, building a variety of elaborate architectural sketches, fountains, flower pots, reclining chair ornaments, etc. The variability of this material creates space for individual and unique realizations of each item without any boundaries and limitations. Glass fiber reinforced concrete elements are produced as one piece according to the client’s size requirements.
GFRC Textured Surface
GFRC products can mimic nearly any textured surface. We can also offer custom designs based on the designer’s ideas. And since the product is made from concrete material, the surface can be made in any color and any texture. The texture laid on the product can be pleats, wood grain or something else. Like the dining table below, whose tabletop displays wood grain using GFRC.
GFRC Textured Surface
GFRC products can mimic nearly any textured surface. We can also offer custom designs based on the designer’s ideas. And since the product is made from concrete material, the surface can be made in any color and any texture. The texture laid on the product can be pleats, wood grain or something else. Like the dining table below, whose tabletop displays wood grain using GFRC.
Post time: Feb-18-2023