FRP tanks and MS FRP tanks
All-FRP tanks and mild steel tanks lined with FRP, for water, effluent and chemicals.
FRP manufacturing and architectural solutions
Custom FRP manufacturer in Bangalore
Facades, columns, arches, cornices, tanks, gutters and waterproofing in fibre-reinforced plastic, moulded to your drawing in our own unit and installed by our own team.
- Made in
- Jakkur, Bangalore
- Supplied
- Across India
- Part of
- RJ Interiors & Constructions, since 2008
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18 years
RJ Interiors & Constructions has worked in Bangalore since 2008.
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10 product lines
FRP products, every one made to order in our own unit.
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22 client brands
Developers, hotels and institutions among our parent company's clients.
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27 projects
Completed projects on this site, each with photographs and details.
What FRP is, and why it suits building work
FRP, fibre-reinforced plastic, is glass fibre set in resin. It's laid up in layers inside a mould and cures into a thin, strong shell that takes whatever shape the mould holds. This is how every piece we make is built.
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Mould
A polished fibreglass mould sets the shape. It's waxed so the finished part releases cleanly.
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Gelcoat
A pigmented resin laid into the mould first. It becomes the coloured, glossy face of the part.
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Chopped strand mat
Short glass fibres in random directions, wetted with resin. It builds thickness and bonds to the gelcoat.
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Woven roving
Woven glass strands for strength and stiffness, added where the part needs them.
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Back-up layers
More mat and resin to the thickness the part needs. Then it cures and comes out of the mould.
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Light
Thin, strong shells that need no heavy structure to hold them up.
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Rust-free
No steel to corrode, and it doesn't absorb water.
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Mouldable
Takes any shape a mould can hold, with fine detail.
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Coloured
Colour is moulded into the gelcoat face, so there's nothing to paint.
Find FRP on a building
Every red dot is something we make. Point at a dot, or tap it, to see the product.
FRP products we make
Ten product lines, each made to order: sized to your site, finished in your colour, and fixed by our team.
FRP facades and cladding
Moulded facade panels, fins, screens and cladding in any shape and colour.
FRP waterproofing
A seamless glass-fibre and resin lining laid on site over terraces, tanks and wet areas.
FRP cornices
Classical and modern cornices, bands and mouldings in long, light lengths.
FRP columns and corbels
Round, fluted and square column covers, with corbels and brackets to match.
FRP arches
Arch surrounds and frames for openings, gateways, temples and interiors.
FRP gutters
Rain and valley gutters that don't rust, and linings for leaking concrete gutters.
FRP capitals
Ionic, Corinthian, Tuscan and lotus capitals with crisp moulded detail.
FRP decorative pots
Planters and pots in any size and colour, light enough to move.
Custom FRP architectural elements
Domes, finials, chhatris, relief panels and one-off pieces made from your drawing.
Pick a gelcoat colour
Colour in FRP is moulded into the gelcoat face, so a planter, panel or column comes out of the mould already finished. Try a few.
Showing Terracotta
Colours on screen are approximate. We match gelcoat to a shade-card code or a sample you send.
Made in our own unit at Jakkur
Every new shape starts as a master and a fibreglass mould in our Bangalore unit. That's what lets us make pieces to your drawing, and make them again exactly.
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Brief
Send drawings, photographs or a sketch with sizes, quantities and the site location.
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Shop drawings
We draw each element with its sizes, joints and fixings for your approval.
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Master and mould
A master is made for each new shape and a fibreglass mould is taken from it.
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Lay-up
Gelcoat goes into the mould first, then glass-fibre mat and resin, layer by layer.
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Finishing and checks
Parts are released from the mould, trimmed, assembled and checked against the drawing.
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Delivery and installation
We deliver and install, or supply with fixing details for your contractor.
For architects and builders
Elevations, entrances and interiors with shapes that would be slow or costly in concrete: arches, columns, cornices, facade panels and one-off pieces, matched across a whole building.
- FRP facades and cladding
- FRP cornices
- FRP columns and corbels
- FRP arches
- FRP capitals
- FRP decorative pots
- Custom FRP architectural elements
For factories and plants
Tanks, linings and gutters that don't rust: storage for water, effluent and chemicals, and FRP linings that give corroded steel and leaking concrete a second life.
Industrial FRP solutionsCompleted projects
Hotels, malls, hospitals, homes and places of worship by our parent company, RJ Interiors & Constructions, across Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh.
1 MG-Lido Mall
Fluted columns with Corinthian capitals and scrolled relief ornaments across a mall facade.
Courtyard by Marriott
Arched porticos, columns, cornices and star-pattern jaali screens on a hotel front.
Royal Convention Centre
Backlit jaali panels across a convention centre facade, behind a curved entrance canopy.
KBN Hospital
Arch-headed jaali panels between the windows of a hospital, and a jaali-clad entrance gate.
Shriram Greenfield
Leaf-pattern jaali screens running up every floor of residential towers.
Princess Golf
A banquet hall with arched window surrounds, pilasters, cornices and an outdoor colonnade.
Trusted by developers, hotels and institutions
Clients of our parent company, RJ Interiors & Constructions, across homes, hotels, shops and institutions.
What clients say
They make very good Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete panels and FRP panels.
Their products are very good. For maintenance and repair they respond very soon, so according to me highly recommended.
Where we work
- Bangalore
- Made at Jakkur, delivered and installed by our own team, and you can visit the unit to see your work being made.
- Karnataka and South India
- Delivered to site across Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Call us to plan installation.
- Across India
- FRP is light, so it travels well. We supply with fixing details for your contractor, or install where the job allows.