GRP products are characterised by lightness, strength and resistance to corrosion, weather and chemical attack. Due to these properties GRP is widely used in construction, decoration, automotive and shipbuilding industries. It is used to make various elements – from facade parts and furniture to sculptures and installations. GRP also makes it possible to create products with complex shapes, while maintaining their durability and aesthetics.

Decorative applications:

GRP is a lightweight, strong and malleable material that allows the creation of a variety of decorative elements for interior and exterior applications. With the ability to reproduce any shape and texture, GRP is ideal for façade elements, statues, columns, panels and other architectural details. It is resistant to moisture and temperature fluctuations, making it durable for outdoor use. Decorative GRP products can be painted in any colour or have a metallic or patina effect.

Use in water transport:

GRP is also one of the main materials for the manufacture of water transport such as yachts, boats, launches and the like. Its main advantages are lightness, corrosion resistance and durability. GRP hulls are not affected by salt water and ultraviolet light, which significantly extends the service life of vessels. In addition, this material provides high manoeuvrability and efficiency on the water due to its light weight and aerodynamic shape.

GRP is thus a versatile material that combines decorative and functional qualities, making it an ideal choice for creating stylish decorative elements and reliable watercraft.