Aswa

Welcome to ASWA

We manufacture premium GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete), GFRP (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer), Pavers, Wall Tiles & a wide range of other eco-friendly, sustainable, customized construction & home decor solutions

Glass Fiber reinforced Concrete
Concrete Drain Covers
Premium Wall Tiles

Glass Fiber Reinforced Plastic
Kerbstones
Chequered Tiles

Paver blocks

Key Features of GRC

Strength and Durability: GFRC boasts superior tensile strength, impact resistance, and crack resistance compared to standard concrete. It's also highly resistant to harsh weather conditions, chemicals, and corrosion, ensuring long-lasting performance.
Lightweight: Due to the inclusion of glass fibers, GFRC panels can be significantly thinner and lighter than traditional concrete panels. This translates to reduced structural load, easier handling, and potentially lower construction costs.
Design Flexibility: GFRC excels in its ability to be molded into intricate shapes and forms, limited only by the designer's imagination. Additionally, it can be colored to achieve a wide range of aesthetic effects.
Fast Installation: GFRC panels are often prefabricated, allowing for quicker and more efficient installation on-site compared to pouring and curing traditional concrete.
Low Maintenance: GFRC's inherent durability minimizes the need for ongoing maintenance or repairs.

Glass Reinforced

Concrete

GRC is advanced building material that combines high-strength, alkali-resistant glass fibers with a concrete matrix. This unique composite offers significant advantages over traditional concrete, making it a popular choice for architects, builders, and designers.

Key Features

LIGHT WEIGHT

GRC can be installed quickly, reducing dead load on civil structures

HIGH IMPACT RESISTANCE

GRC’s high-impact resistance effectively minimises breakages during transportation and erection

HIGH STRENGTH

GRC’s high strength reduces the number of support sections, while its high density offers graffiti-resistance

NO STEEL REINFORCEMENT

GRC is steel-free making it resistant to electromagnetic interference

CHOICE OF COLOR/TEXTURE

GRC comes with a wide range of textures and shades such as plain or sand stone, striped granite, oak finish, stonewall and acid

EASY FIXING

GRC’s easy fixing method
avoids all problems of wet
fixed cladding

Our Signature Aesthetic

Arch

An “arch” typically refers to a curved structural element that spans an opening and supports weight above it. GRC can be utilized to create arches with various shapes and sizes.

Jali

Pillar

A glass fiber reinforced concrete (GRC) pillar is a structural element made from a composite material that combines concrete and glass fibers.

Balustrades

Balusters are vertical, decorative pillars or posts that support a railing or handrail along a staircase, balcony, or other architectural features. GRC is a composite material that combines concrete and glass fibers to create a lightweight yet strong material suitable for a variety of applications, including balusters.

Railing

A glass fiber reinforced concrete railing would typically be fabricated using a mold or formwork to shape the GRC mixture into the desired railing design.

Window Architrave

Domes

GRC domes are beautiful architectural embellishments traditionally found in rooms and grand entryways of fine historical buildings.

Fins

GFRC fins are composed of a mixture of Portland cement, fine aggregates (such as sand), water, and glass fibers. The addition of glass fibers significantly enhances the structural properties of the concrete.

Capital

The capital is the decorative and functional crowning element of a column. It can vary in style depending on the architectural design. In GFRC columns, capitals can be produced with great detail and intricacy, allowing for a wide range of artistic expression. Here are a few types of capitals commonly used in architectural designs:

Sculptures

Creating a glassfiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) sculpture involves combining glass fibers, concrete, and additives to produce a strong and durable artistic piece. GFRC sculptures can range from small decorative items to large outdoor installations.

Murals

Creating a glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) mural can be a fascinating and creative endeavor. GRC is a versatile material that combines the strength of concrete with the flexibility of glass fibers. This makes it an ideal choice for creating intricate and durable artworks, such as murals.

Brackets

Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) brackets are structural or decorative elements typically used in construction and architectural applications. GRC is a composite material that consists of a cementitious matrix reinforced with fine glass fibers. This combination of materials results in a lightweight yet strong material that can be molded into various shapes and designs.

Fountains

GRC is a composite material composed of cement, fine aggregates, water, polymers, and glass fibers. It offers a lightweight yet sturdy alternative to traditional concrete, making it ideal for crafting intricate designs and shapes like fountains.