Fibrous gypsum (GRG)

G.R.G. (Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum) technology dates back to the late 1970s. It was then that the concept of a new material consisting of gypsum reinforced with fiberglass was first introduced in the United States. Today, this material is known as fibrogypsum.

This is a modern composite material, a combination of classic gypsum and fiberglass reinforcement. Adding the latter significantly increases the strength of the finished structure, making it resistant to mechanical damage. The use of fibrogypsum significantly simplifies construction processes, reducing time and financial costs, while the result is not inferior to products made from natural materials.

In recent years, fibrogypsum has become one of the most demanding materials for creating unique architectural decor. High strength combined with low weight allows you to manufacture elements of almost any shape and complexity, imitating the textures of other materials. Products made of gypsum plasterboard have proven themselves in public institutions, shopping malls and offices. Due to their speed of installation and ease of use, they are the optimal solution for decorating shopping and office centers, restaurants, cafes and boutiques.

Compared to conventional gypsum, this material is much less fragile and much lighter.

Key characteristics of the products:

Strength: stucco molding has high resistance to deformation, which allows you to create shapes of any complexity.
Light weight: the thickness of finished products is from 4 to 10 mm, and the weight is only 7 kg/m². This significantly reduces the load on the building structure.
Durability: the modified composition improves the quality indicators of the material, extending its service life.
Plasticity: gypsum plasterboard has high tensile and tensile strength. This allows you to create large-sized products with elegant thin patterns.

Aesthetics: the main feature of the material is the ability to imitate any natural texture using pigments and paints.