FRP facades and cladding
Moulded facade panels, fins, screens and cladding in any shape and colour.
- Shopfronts and showrooms
- Offices and malls
- Apartments and villas
FRP architectural solutions for elevations, entrances and interiors
For architects, builders and developers: arches, columns, cornices, capitals, facade panels and one-off pieces in FRP, moulded to your drawings, matched across the building and fixed by our own team.
What FRP gives an elevation
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Shapes concrete can't easily give you
Curves, facets, deep relief, flutes and lobed arches come straight out of the mould, with no formwork on site.
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Every repeat identical
One mould makes every column, corbel or panel in a run, so a whole building's worth matches.
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Light on the structure
Thin shells hang on brackets and subframes, not on heavy supports, which helps on refurbishments and upper floors.
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Colour built in
Gelcoat carries the colour, matched to your shade-card reference, so elements arrive finished.
FRP columns, arches and other architectural elements
Each links to its own page with applications, customisation options, drawings of the main styles and answers to common questions.
FRP cornices
Classical and modern cornices, bands and mouldings in long, light lengths.
- Parapets and roof edges
- Eaves and soffits
- Window and door heads
FRP columns and corbels
Round, fluted and square column covers, with corbels and brackets to match.
- Porches and porticos
- Lobbies and banquet halls
- Renovations
FRP arches
Arch surrounds and frames for openings, gateways, temples and interiors.
- Doors and windows
- Gates and compound walls
- Temples and mandaps
FRP capitals
Ionic, Corinthian, Tuscan and lotus capitals with crisp moulded detail.
- Porches and halls
- Temples
- Interiors
FRP decorative pots
Planters and pots in any size and colour, light enough to move.
- Hotels and lobbies
- Offices and malls
- Terraces and roof gardens
Custom FRP architectural elements
Domes, finials, chhatris, relief panels and one-off pieces made from your drawing.
- Temples
- Gateways
- Lobbies and halls
Four things to plan early
Settled at the drawing stage, these keep FRP elements trouble-free for the life of the building.
- Structure
- FRP columns, arches and cornices are decorative. Loads go through the RCC or steel behind them, which your engineer designs.
- Fire
- FRP is combustible. For facades on tall or public buildings, tell us the fire requirements first so the resin system is chosen for them, or consider GRC.
- Movement
- FRP expands with heat more than masonry. Long runs get movement joints, and fixings allow for it.
- Fixing
- Brackets, subframes and inserts are designed with the piece, so tell us what each element fixes to.
Questions from architects and builders
Can you work from our architectural drawings?
Yes. We prepare shop drawings from your elevations and details, with each element's sizes, joints and fixings, and send them for your approval before anything is moulded.
Can we see a sample before production?
Ask us when you send the drawings. On larger jobs, a sample piece is a good way to approve the profile and finish before the full run is made.
Can FRP match stone, timber or metal?
Painted finishes can give a stone-like, timber-like or metallic look. For a stone-like material with a cement finish, our sister division makes GRC.
Do you work with contractors on large sites?
Yes. We work alongside the main contractor, agreeing fixing details, delivery sequence and access before installation.