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GFRG and GFRC can be molded into almost any shape or design, making them extraordinarily versatile materials for architectural designs. An example of this is breeze block panels, which can be both beautiful and functional inside and outside of a property. For those not currently in the architectural space, let’s talk a little about what…

Decorative soffits are a great way to add some depth to your space, improving lighting and making your property look more visually appealing. We’re often contacted by architects that are in need of GFRG soffits that are lighter weight and easier to install, and that often means creating unique soffits that are custom designed to…

Short answer is: yes. If you have any additional questions, reach out to GC Products LLC Today. For those looking for a longer answer, let’s continue: Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum (GFRG) is widely used in interior architectural design for elements such as columns, ceiling details, wall panels, and decorative trims. One of the benefits of…

Every contractor uses GFRC for different reasons, such as its versatility, its durability, its ability to replicate the look of heavier and more expensive materials (like precast and stone), etc. It is frequently chosen for both decorative and functional exterior features, especially in mid- to large-scale construction. Yet, when choosing between options, it’s helpful to…

At GC Products, we create any architectural product that you need to make your dreams a reality, specializing in both GFRG and GFRC. One of the products that is often requested from our team is a barrel vault ceiling – an arched ceiling with a design that looks similar to a barrel that has been…

Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) is a durable and versatile material commonly used in architectural designs, such as facades, panels, and decorative features. It is specifically known for its longevity, combining the benefits of concrete with additional glass fiber reinforcement to make a product that is lighter weight and long lasting. Still, every material in…

Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) has become a popular – if not the most popular – material for architects and designers seeking to elevate the aesthetics and functionality of commercial buildings. Its lightweight yet durable properties make it a versatile choice for creating architectural features. Nearly any part of the exterior (and sometimes interior) of…