101K views · 61 reactions | Lightweight GFRC Water Feature cast in Trinic’s January no charge Training We covered a lot of ground in our last no charge GFRC training, somehow we managed to fit in this lightweight Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete water feature. More news to come on the lightweight mix. We’ll be working in the lab over the next few months. Online Training: https://www.youtube.com/user/TrinicLLC/featured | Trinic LLC. | Facebook

The GFRC factory at Petra Design Inc produced a sample of the first GFRC panel insulated with lightweight concrete with POLITERM aggregate in Canada. Now work is underway on a project to launch these products into serial production using a rich experience of Edilteco in insulating GFRC products. We are confident that facades in North America will soon be produced using new technologies. #lightweightconcrete #Edilteco #manufacturing #Сanada #politermblu #ThermalInsulation | Edilteco Canada

Both GFRC and hand-sculpted artificial rock offer significant advantages for creating realistic, durable, and visually appealing rock features. GFRC is preferred for its efficiency, strength, and versatility in large-scale applications, while hand-sculpting provides unmatched artistic detail for custom or high-end projects. Negotiable factors like cost, labor, and maintenance depend on project scale, environment, and aesthetic goals. By selecting the appropriate method (or combining them), desig

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2.8K views · 45 reactions | Learn how to use concrete in combination with clear epoxy resin to create an amazing aquarium table. GFRC (glass fiber reinforced concrete) made with Forton™ VF-774 is cast to create the concrete table itself. The opening in the table is then filled with EpoxAcast™ 690 clear epoxy resin to create an airtight seal. An undermount lagoon aquarium is attached to add life to the finished table. | Smooth-On | Facebook