GRC & Natural Stone FAQ

It depends on facade area, level of detail, stone type, finish and building height. Send us your drawings or a photo for an itemised quote.

Glass fibre reinforced concrete cement, sand, alkali-resistant glass fibres and polymers. Light, rust-free, non-combustible and cast in moulds for fine detail.

It depends on project size. Factory casting runs alongside site preparation to save time, and you get a clear timeline with the quote.

Yes, warranty duration and terms are set out in the contract according to the work.

Natural stone suits large surfaces; GRC is better for columns, cornices and ornaments as it is lighter and more detailed. Most great facades combine both.

Yes. Our factory is in Riyadh and we supply and install across every region. See service areas.

Yes. We turn the photo into a sized design, make custom moulds and reproduce the detail.

Yes. We clean, restore, polish and seal stone against water.

Mechanical anchors are the safest for tall facades and heavy stone; adhesive suits low heights. We recommend the right option for your facade.

Granite is harder and absorbs less water, so it suits outdoor areas and parking; marble suits interiors.

Usually yes. We clean with the method suited to the stone and then seal it to stop stains returning. See our before & after gallery.

Glass fibre reinforced concrete cement, sand, alkali-resistant glass fibres and polymer additives, cast in moulds to form precise architectural elements.

Yes. The glass-fibre reinforcement does not rust, withstands harsh climates, and the material is non-combustible.

Yes. We turn the photo into a design, make a custom mould and cast the elements with the same detail.

Yes. It limits views from outside while letting air and light in and reducing solar heat on windows.

It is far lighter than precast concrete, reducing structural load, and can be formed into precise curves.