Custom FRP architectural elements
Domes, finials, chhatris, relief panels and one-off pieces made from your drawing.
Planters and pots in any size and colour, light enough to move.
Large planters in concrete or terracotta are heavy before they're even filled. FRP planters are thin moulded shells, so even large ones can be carried into a lobby or up to a terrace, and moved again later.
We make planters in the shapes you need, from cylinders, bowls and vases to tapered squares and troughs, and to your own designs, in gelcoat colours from white and charcoal to brand colours.
Statement planters at entrances, lobbies and pool decks.
Planters in brand colours for floors, atriums and walkways.
Large planters where a slab can't take the weight of concrete.
Planters for balconies, sit-outs, gardens and interiors.
Planters and troughs for layouts, streetscapes and resorts.
Everything we make is made to order. These are the choices you make with us before moulding starts.
Drawings of the main styles. Each can be sized, detailed and finished to suit your project.
Made in our unit at Jakkur, Bangalore, and fitted by our own team.
Tell us the shapes, sizes, colours and quantities, with photos of the space if you have them.
Existing shapes go straight into production; new shapes need a master and mould first.
Each planter is moulded in your gelcoat colour, then trimmed and finished.
Planters are packed and delivered, ready to plant.
The kind of work we're asked for most often.
More answers on our FAQs page.
Yes. FRP doesn't absorb water or rust, and a UV-resistant gelcoat or paint helps the colour last in the sun.
Yes. Send a colour reference, such as a shade-card code or a sample, and the gelcoat is matched to it.
Far lighter than concrete or terracotta of the same size, because it's a thin shell. Weight depends on size and wall thickness; ask us for the figure for the planters you choose.
Domes, finials, chhatris, relief panels and one-off pieces made from your drawing.
Moulded facade panels, fins, screens and cladding in any shape and colour.
Round, fluted and square column covers, with corbels and brackets to match.