GRC in Building

Builders worldwide are appreciating the increase in speed of construction that GRC provides.

In recent years, a shortage of skilled workers combined with the need to produce lighter weight building components has led to significant advancements in the use of prefabricated GRC elements.

Furthermore, engineers are discovering that small additions of alkali resistant glass fibres can benefit the quality of traditional concrete elements, whether precast or cast in-situ. Research has shown that high-modulus alkali resistant glass fibres can help to control cracking and improve durability.

Roofing

GRC is an ideal material to use on a variety of roofing structures. It is lightweight but tough, easy to fix and unaffected by environmental conditions.

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Walls & Windows

In its simplest form, GRC renders reinforced with alkali resistant glass fibres can be used on a variety of substrates to provide a durable and decorative finish.

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Renovation

GRC is an ideal material for use in renovation. Thin lightweight panels are easy to fix and minimise the weight imposed on the existing structure.

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Foundations & Floors

GRC can provide practical solutions in the construction of foundations and floors. As permanent formwork under suspended, in-situ concrete floors it can give economic benefits together with excellent appearance.

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