Fiberglass architectural cladding can bring old buildings to life, add architectural features that can not be done with conventional tin or concrete, and can create an aesthetically pleasing and modern look to your structure. It fairs better in the weather, large parts can be made reducing installation time, it is more vandalism resistant and can be engineered to suit your needs.
This material gives designers the opportunity to think outside the box and the ability to work with any desired shape or compound curve that you can imagine, even textures, color, gloss, size, and translucency are not an issue.
Cladding can be used in a variety of places such as ATM surrounds, subway panels, airports, educational institutions, hotels, public terminals, curtain walls, carwash and service stations, the possibilities are endless.