Buildings and Architecture

Architectural/Building/Construction GRP Moulding

Roof Storage at Singleton Hospital, Swansea

Roof Storage at at Singleton Hospital, Swansea

Glass Fibre composite materials bring great advantages to construction applications, including:

Strength and versatility

Lightweight and easy of handling compared to other building materials

Durability. GRP does not deteriorate, or even lose its colour, over time.

Easy and cost effective to reinforce for greater strength

With its ability to be moulded into virtually any shape and made in any colour Glassfibre is one of the most versatile and cost effective materials used in construction today.
At Glassfibre Moulders we can make bespoke mouldings to suit your specifications and designs.

Air Conditioning Roof Terminals

We manufacture Air Conditioning Roof Terminals in a variety of sizes and colours.

Fibreglass Roofing

Glassfibre Flat and Sloping Roofs

Glassfibre is ideal for a range of roofing installations

GRP is a relatively inexpensive material. However, its durability and light weight make it an ideal material for roofing and roof installations. It also has other advantages, e.g.

Ability to withstand high temperatures
Resistance to chemicals
Waterproof
Easy to repair

For specialist applications, additives can be included to make it fireproof or non-slip.

GRP can be used in almost any environment it is robust, flexible and can never corrode.

Glassfibre flat roofs provide an entirely weatherproof surface. Using GRP, many of the problems associated with traditional flat roofing materials simply don’t happen. There are fibreglass roofs installed over 25 years ago that still do not show any signs of deterioration.