Glass Fiber Rein­forced Gyp­sum, also known as GRG, or GFRG, is a build­ing mate­r­i­al most com­mon­ly used in ceil­ing domes, columns, mouldings/molding, ceil­ings and com­mer­cial build­ings. Because of its low cost, ver­sa­til­i­ty, strength, and light­weight, GRG makes for an ide­al inte­ri­or build­ing mate­r­i­al for Glass Rein­forced Gyp­sum Columns.

Glass Fiber Rein­forced Gyp­sum is a mix­ture of gyp­sum, Port­land cement and sand. It con­sists main­ly of ultra fine alpha plas­ter, and glass fiber rein­force­ment. The GRG can then be cast into vir­tu­al­ly any shape, and any size. The mate­r­i­al is extreme­ly light­weight, and strong, as it requires lit­tle to no addi­tion­al struc­tur­al sup­port. There are many options avail­able for GRG, and many things you can make with it. One pop­u­lar choice that is made from GRG is GRG columns. Con­tin­ue read­ing →