There are many benefits to using fiberglass reinforced polyester (FRP) by Fibertech. It produces an unsurpassed building material with an exceptionally high strength-per-dollar cost.

Fibertech products do not rot or rust, do not absorb water, cannot be damaged by termites or other insects, and feature a long-lasting composite surface. Unlike painted materials, the surface layer of Fibertech's polyester gelcoat will not flake or peel. This layer can also be pigmented with standard or custom color to simulate virtually any material or to achieve practically any effect you desire. (While painting is not required, it is possible.)

Fibertech interior and exterior components are integrally colored to effectively replicate wood, cast stone, painted metal, or any other conventional building material. Precision molding methods allow us to recreate even the most complex shapes or intricate ornamentation.

Light Weight. Easy Installation. Low Maintenance.

Because Fibertech's composite material is lightweight (approximately 2 lbs./sq. ft.), it requires less structural support than heavy conventional materials, reducing costs. Lightweight components are also easier to handle and install, eliminating the need for heavy-duty crane installation and reducing many other equipment costs, as well.

In addition to being easier and less expensive to install, Fibertech components typically require less maintenance. UV stabilizers prevent fading and deterioration, ensuring outstanding weatherability. To further enhance the composite's properties, flame and smoke retardants and other additives may also be used.

For detailed information on the physical properties of fiberglass components, along with comparisons of the properties of fiberglass and other building materials, contact:

Fibertech at (864) 646-3000 or
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Fibertech designs and manufactures architectural components for a broad range of interior and exterior applications, including:

• Government Buildings
• Schools, Colleges and Universities
• Historic Structures
• Banks
• Churches
• Hospitals and Medical Centers
• Retail and Restaurant Franchises
• Shopping Centers
• Hotels
• Entertainment and Recreational Complexes
• Office and Commercial Buildings
• Retirement Centers
• Private Residences