Our GFRC, or Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete, is not concrete as you know it.

It can be made very thin (as thin as 20mm) and flows like liquid stone. When poured into a mould it flows into every corner with no need for special tools with the result being an extremely smooth nigh on perfect finish.

There are no large aggregates (stones) in this type of concrete but instead glass fibres which make it much stronger and more suitable for worktops and decorative concrete.

GFRC's versatility extends beyond just worktops! Due to its combination of lightness, strength, and ability to take on various forms, GFRC can be used for a variety of creative applications in your home:
- Sinks and basins: Imagine a seamless sink design integrated directly into your GFRC worktop for a smooth, modern look.
- Furniture pieces: GFRC can be moulded into unique tables, chairs, or even bookshelves, adding a touch of contemporary elegance to your living space.
- Wall panels: Create a statement wall with textured or patterned GFRC panels. These can be customised with embedded objects or lighting for added effect.
- Decorative features: Lightweight GFRC is perfect for crafting fireplace surrounds, wall niches, or even sculptural elements to add a touch of artistic flair.
With its ability to be moulded and shaped, GFRC offers endless possibilities to personalise your home environment.

GFRC Concrete is suited to the more experienced DIYer. It requires a modicum of tools and space to create moulds, mix and pour concrete and then finally sand and seal the concrete.

You build a mould then mix and pour in your concrete. Once it’s gone hard, you take it out of the mould, polish it and seal it. Its that simple.

Check out our short video guides below.