We Are Leading Specialists in The GRC Industry

Since it’s emergence in the 1970’s, Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete has grown to be used worldwide in the manufacture of a vast range of precast products for the building and civil engineering industries. This remarkable material has aided countless construction projects, saving time, money, and energy thanks to its unique set of properties.

For over 30 years, Fibre Technologies International has been supplying a wide range of specialist materials for the manufacture of high-performance GRC. Find everything you need to get the most out of your Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete production, whether you’re looking for high zirconia Alkali-Resistant Glass Fibres, acrylic polymer curing aids, specialist chemical admixtures, rheology modifiers, concrete sealants, or rubber moulding materials, it’s all here.

GRC Rib Former

Super Plasticisers

Pumping Aids

AR Glass Fibre

FRP Rebar

Flexible Rubbers

Acrylic Polymers

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Super Plasticisers

Pumping Aids

AR Glass Fibres

Flexible Rubbers

GRC Rib Former

Acrylic Polymers

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To Place An Order:

What Exactly is Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete?

Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete (GRC/GFRC) is a composite material composed of a cementitious matrix reinforced with fine Alkali-Resistant Glass Fibres.

This innovative material combines the strength and durability of concrete with the flexibility and lightweight properties of glass fibres, providing versatile solutions for architects, engineers, and builders.

Learn more in our GRC Guide:

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The Masdar Institute

The Masdar Institute is a bold statement in the capabilities of Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete in sustainable construction. This innovative project is the first phase in development of Masdar City - the world's first carbon-neutral, zero-waste desert community...

Geelong Library & Heritage Centre

Located in the bay-side city of Geelong, Australia, the picturesque Johnstone Park is home to some of the bay-side city’s most historically significant structures. Alongside the historic landmarks of Geelong Peace Memorial, Geelong Art Gallery and Geelong Town Hall stands the park’s latest addition: the re-developed Geelong Library & Heritage Centre...

Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge

Stretching 2,164 metres over the mighty Bosphorus strait from Garipçe to Poyrazköy, the Yavuz Sultan Selim bridge acts as a vital connection between Europe and Asia...

Monument Park

A vast unfurled concrete carpet sprawls across the New Quay promenade of Melbourne’s docklands, populated by the emerging ghostly forms of figures, draped in concrete cloth, cleaved and excised to reveal bursts of vibrant colour from within their crystalline fissures.

30 Cannon Street

30 Cannon Street is a landmark achievement in architectural Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete (GRC) applications. This incredibly unique building occupies a prominent wedge-shaped site in the core of the City of London...

Heydar Aliyev Centre

A symbol of Baku's shift in culture: a culmination of decades of investment into the modernisation and development of the city's infrastructure and architecture...

Shepard Hall

This neo-gothic masterpiece found itself falling into a state of disrepair in the late 20th century leading to extensive restoration work being carried out using GRC...

The Jo Whiley Scent Garden & Skin Deep

Likely the UK’s most renowned garden show, Chelsea Flower Show features incredible landscaping installations devised by some of the best garden designers in the world. In recent years, two prominent projects featured GRC elements – the Jo Whiley Scent Garden and Skin Deep...

3 Merchant Square

From the ground up, 3 Merchant Square exudes solidity. At the base of the residence, solid, tactile pillars stand as sentinels outside the building’s entrances. Further up, these stoic vertical forms give way to an intricate architectural tapestry.

Barmouth Bridge Repairs

In 1980, casings made from Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete (GRC) were used as permanent formwork for casting protective/repair bases to the wooden columns supporting Barmouth Bridge on the west coast of Wales...

Capital Hill, Moscow

Nestled amongst the Barvikha Forest near Moscow, surrounded by a sea of towering pine and birch trees, stands a residence that defies traditional architectural conventions. Any person who, by chance, would stumble across the Capital Hill Residence may think they had come upon a scene from a futuristic fairy tale...

Kilden Performing Arts Centre

A brilliant example of GRC's acoustic performance advantages, learn how the Kilden Performing Arts Centre's design team utilised the material to great effect...

Ordering Materials For GRC, Easy as 1-2-3.

Ordering specialist materials for Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete production has never been easier.

For orders under 150kg, quickly and easily order materials through our online store:

Featured Products

  • Price range: £341.50 through £382.00 ex. VAT

    Where special surface finishes are required, the hopper-fed MK3 Powertex Spray Gun is what you need

    • Used for spraying “mist” and facing coats used in GRC/GFRC production
    • Easy to operate and maintain
    • Range of finishes achieved with correct size of nozzle
    • Supplied with a holding hopper, an elbow adaptor and a spares pack

  • Price range: £25.55 through £75.20 ex. VAT

    An all-acrylic polymer curing agent formulated for GRC and other cementitious systems

    • Reduce the quantity of water required
    • Easy to dose
    • Can be used with additional plasticisers or super plasticisers
    • Contains an anti-foaming agent
    • Will free up factory space reserved for curing

     

  • £80.80 ex. VAT

    High zirconia 17%+ Alkali Resistant Glass Fibre, best suited for premix GRC

    • High zirconia content
    • Highest integrity during mixing
    • Best flow characteristics
    • Proven Japanese quality

Featured Products

  • Price range: £341.50 through £382.00 ex. VAT

    Where special surface finishes are required, the hopper-fed MK3 Powertex Spray Gun is what you need

    • Used for spraying “mist” and facing coats used in GRC/GFRC production
    • Easy to operate and maintain
    • Range of finishes achieved with correct size of nozzle
    • Supplied with a holding hopper, an elbow adaptor and a spares pack

  • Price range: £25.55 through £75.20 ex. VAT

    An all-acrylic polymer curing agent formulated for GRC and other cementitious systems

    • Reduce the quantity of water required
    • Easy to dose
    • Can be used with additional plasticisers or super plasticisers
    • Contains an anti-foaming agent
    • Will free up factory space reserved for curing

     

  • £80.80 ex. VAT

    High zirconia 17%+ Alkali Resistant Glass Fibre, best suited for premix GRC

    • High zirconia content
    • Highest integrity during mixing
    • Best flow characteristics
    • Proven Japanese quality

  • Featured Blog

    What is Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete?

    Published On: August 4th, 20257.9 min read

Latest Blogs

Expert Training & Advice

Fibre Technologies can answer any questions you may have regarding Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete production and offer expert training in the use of mixing, pumping, casting, and spraying equipment.

Rigorous Testing

In order to get the most out of your products, Fibre Technologies offers testing using our range of quality assurance systems.

Precise Production Systems

Our associate company Power-Sprays can offer advice on the most suitable equipment for your Glassfibre Reinforced Concrete production.