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What is G.F.R.C. ? |
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Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete is a unique blend of cement, polymers and a specal alkalide resistant glass fiber. |
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This special "AR" glass fiber is what makes G.F.R.C. unique. |
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"AR"Fibers embedded in polymer modifyed concrete |
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Cement, quartz sand, and acrylic latex polymers are blended to make a polymer modified concrete. |
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In a spray process, the "AR" fiber is chopped and mixed with the polymer modified concrete in specific proportions, then consolidated. The resulting composite is an extremly stable material. |
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Due to its high strength, GFRC planters are 1/3 the weight of cast concrete, makeing them great for roof tops or decks |
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