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No, with facade cladding in GRC you are get a facade that requires no technical maintenance.
Effortlessly clean: GRC facade cladding maintains a fresh appearance, while our advanced next-gen GRC offers improved finish and surface density, enhancing resistance to algae and dirt.
Sustainable choice: GRC surpasses conventional materials with its durability, weather resistance, and low maintenance. Its production is eco-friendly, with minimal energy consumption and reduced CO2 emissions compared to conventional concrete. Enjoy longevity without the need for frequent repairs or renovations.
Yes, GRC is a fire resistant material. Our GRC material has an SGS test report.
GRC, or glassfibre reinforced concrete, offers enhanced strength, fire resistance, and durability. Its thinner and lighter elements reduce building loads and enable easier handling, transport, and installation. With its exceptional formability, GRC allows for intricate geometries beyond the capabilities of conventional concrete.
The terms GRC and GFRC both refer to the same material, glassfibre reinforced concrete. The difference in spelling is due to variations between British and American English. GRC is commonly used in the UK, while GFRC is the preferred term in the US. Both terms denote a cement-based composite with glassfibre reinforcement.