Why does the GRC board have such a strong ability to imitate?

First of all, one of GRC’s super talents: shaping

Glass fiber reinforced concrete is a general term for composite materials consisting of appropriate glass fibers and a cement base material (cement stone, mortar, or concrete). The primary disadvantages of cement, mortar, and concrete are: low tensile strength, low ultimate elongation, brittleness, and participation in fibers that have high tensile strength, high ultimate elongation, and good alkali resistance can overcome these shortcomings.

Friends who have read our articles should all know that the most important characteristic of concrete is plasticity, that is, the possibility of being shaped into any shape.

The GRC board is greatly improved in tensile strength, elastic modulus, and corrosion resistance by the glass fiber reinforced concrete, so this feature is widely used in the manufacture of various outdoor messy European components.

If the shapes can be so easily manufactured, the appearance of the texture can be easily imitated. What characters are printed on the surface is a piece of cake. Therefore, many of us see the GRC mimicking the stone and perhaps finishing the other bumpy textures. Easy to describe.

For example, Cui Wei’s Guquan Conference Center

This project is a typical representative of the GRC rock. As designers seek the masonry and rough texture of stone, and are limited by the physical size and cost of real stone, GRC becomes an important choice!

There is also an important reason for the same, GRC's superb talent: appearance processing

Actually, GRC's appearance is another serious advantage. Our awareness is that after finishing the shaping of shape, the appearance, texture and texture of GRC are other important processes, which can also be said to be independent of GRC's manufacturing. Another important process.

Different methods can appear in multiple styles