Bas Relief in Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

Bas Relief in GFRC

Stromberg has 30 years of experience with glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC), and so they’re a perfect choice for your government building bas relief project. You’ll find exactly what you’re looking for with their large selection of classical, modern and custom bas relief designs. Their job is to help you create exactly what you have in mind. You can turn to Stromberg with confidence in their quality and service; they’ll help you refine your vision and guide your project to completion.

Bas Relief for Government Buildings in GFRC

Stromberg is the world’s largest manufacturer of GFRC bas relief and they have the highest quality. They’ll assist you with CAD design, models and maquettes and all details. Bas relief on government buildings is used to portray and illustrate historical events and persons for all to see and enjoy; in this way it’s educational and can be breath-taking. Stromberg has provided bas relief in GFRC for the White House and so is competent working on a grand scale; they can match any design, shape, color, texture or finish.

Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

GFRC uses glass fibers instead of steel and so is a material that easily takes on any shape; this makes it a superior substance for bas relief on a government building. Composed of glass fibers, aggregates and polymers, GFRC has high tensile strength depending on the mix, and can be tailored to the exact needs of your specific design. GFRC is 80-95% lighter than concrete, so your bas relief design will install quickly and easily and you’ll save on transportation costs too.

Features and Benefits of GFRC

• GFRC is lightweight because it’s reinforced with glass fibers instead of steel.

• GFRC is very durable and will stand up to all kinds of weather, and has even been used in earthquake prone areas.

• Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete is fire retardant and moisture resistant.

• GFRC comes in a wide variety of textures, colors and finishes; you can choose acid wash or an integral color as well.

• Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete is a product that’s easy on the environment and attractive.

The Stromberg Pledge to You

You can count on the professionals at Stromberg Architectural Products to put their 30 years of experience to work for you on your bas relief project. Stromberg will help with CAD details, design assistance and specifications. Contact them today at (903) 454-0904 for a free custom quote, or email them.

Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete Fireplace

GFRC Fireplaces for Hospitality Industry by Stromberg

A fireplace is much more than a way to heat a room; it’s a central feature and focal point for your hotel or resort. Your guests will love gathering around the fire to watch the flames and feel their warmth. Stromberg fireplaces in glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) can be used in lobbies, outdoor kitchens and even in private suites.

No matter where you put your GFRC fireplace from Stromberg, you can be sure it will become a favorite gathering place for your guests. Stromberg provides the largest selection of fireplaces anywhere, and they come in a range of non-combustible, safe materials. A Stromberg fireplace for your hospitality business will be of the highest quality and custom design.

GFRC Fireplace Mantels and Surrounds

Choose GFRC fireplaces, mantels or surrounds from Stromberg not only for their attractive appearances, but also for the added benefit of safety and security. Made from non-combustible materials, it’s fire resistant and very durable. A GFRC mantel or surround won’t crack or swell when exposed to high levels of heat for prolonged periods of time. These qualities make a GFRC fireplace a winning choice for your hospitality location. Glass fiber reinforced concrete is also an excellent material for use in an outdoor fireplace since it’s moisture resistant and can stand up to all kinds of weather.

If you like the look of natural stone, Stromberg can design your fireplace surround to look like terra cotta or limestone. Your mantle or fireplace surround can also be made so that it can be painted in a color that matches the décor in your hotel, restaurant or casino.

Stromberg uses molds in the manufacture of your fireplace; this means that you’ll be able to have the design you envisioned, no matter how complex it may be.

 Features and Benefits of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

• Glass fiber reinforced concrete makes use of glass fibers for reinforcement instead of steel. This makes it much lighter in weight, less likely to rust and easier to work with. You’re much more likely to achieve the end result you envisioned with a GFRC fireplace.

• GFRC is light yet strong, resistant to all kinds of weather conditions, and has fire retardant qualities. It’s one of the most attractive materials you can use for your hospitality fireplace, and Stromberg has 30 years of experience in its use.

• GFRC has been laboratory tested and in real life situations has been found to  last as long as pre-cast concrete. Your GFRC fireplace from Stromberg will be virtually indestructible.

 The Stromberg Pledge to You

Stromberg will  put their accomplished team of experts at Stromberg Architectural Products to work for you. They will craft a functional, state-of-the-art fireplace in the design of your choice. Stromberg is here to help you with CAD details, design assistance and all specifications. Contact them today at (903) 454-0904 for your free custom quote, or email them.

Howard Baker Court House, Knoxville, TN

Cupolas in Stromberg GFRC

A small, dome-like structure on top of a building, a cupola often caps a larger roof. Cupolas look like a vault or an upside down cup and can be put atop any kind of building, including government and public buildings.

Stromberg has the largest selection of GFRC cupolas anywhere and they can provide you with an exciting array of materials and finishes as well as completely original custom designs. Their cupolas can be dome shaped or have a point on them; they can be used as a bell house or as an observation area. Stromberg fashions cupolas for government and public buildings out of glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC); your cupola can have windows or be made to sit atop your community building for that finely crafted touch.

GFRC Cupolas on Government Buildings

Glass fiber reinforced concrete is an excellent choice for a cupola to put on top of your government building since GFRC is so lightweight. Since it’s reinforced with fiberglass instead of steel, your cupola will weigh much less than one made of pre-cast concrete. Some examples of cupolas on government buildings include the U.S. Capitol building in Washington D.C. and other state capitols in Austin, TX and Montgomery, AL. These cupolas embellish these government buildings with elegance and style.

GFRC Cupolas on Public Buildings

The one-of-a-kind cupolas that Stromberg creates for public buildings give that finishing touch of grace and sophistication. Stromberg manufactures GFRC that is a composite of cement, glass fibers, aggregates and polymers; it’s a unique blend that will stand up to all kinds of weather, is fire and rust resistant. They will detail, manufacture and install your GFRC cupola and put their 30 years of experience to work for your benefit.

When you choose Stromberg, you’ll have design freedom with their wide array of colors, textures and finishes in glass fiber reinforced concrete. They offer stains, glazes and cast in colors for your cupola.

Features and Benefits of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

• GFRC cupolas are available in many colors and finishes.

• Glass fiber reinforced concrete is an earth-friendly product.

• GFRC is lightweight yet durable.

• Stromberg offers you many original designs.

The Stromberg Pledge to You

The professionals at Stromberg Architectural Products will work closely with you to make sure your GFRC cupola is completed to your satisfaction. Stromberg will help with CAD details, design assistance and specifications. Contact them today at (903) 454-0904 for a free custom quote, or email them.

Entryway by Stromberg

Stromberg GFRC Entryways

Entryways for government buildings are large in scope and can range from simple to ornate. Stromberg uses molds to produce their glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) entryways, which means they can manufacture one for you in any shape or size. A Stromberg entryway in GFRC will have a sense of the timeless and evoke the rich tradition of all government; it can be made to look like natural stone such as terra cotta or limestone, but at much less cost. The experts at Stromberg Architectural have even worked on the White House entryway, so they understand how to produce enduring quality suitable for your government entryway.

GFRC entryways for your government building can be inscribed with dates, quotes and slogans and the entryway itself can be made in just about any style. Since GFRC is reinforced with fiberglass it weighs less than pre-cast concrete, so the size of your entryway isn’t an issue. Stromberg also makes columns as well as a wide array of architectural elements in GFRC to support the entryway to your government building and add a touch of the classical.

Entryways in Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

Glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC), is moisture resistant, won’t crack and is fire resistant; all important features for a government entryway. GFRC can also be painted in a color that will match the surrounding building. Stromberg can create complex or simple detail for your entryway, including historical detail, geometric design, exciting angles and curves as well. Stromberg pioneered the use of GFRC and are experts in its use.

Stromberg has also completed historic restoration on government entryway projects like the Texas State Capitol. They can offer you preconstruction assistance with costing, design details and art direction, among other services that will make the job go smoothly. Also offered are budget estimates, samples and mock ups and material development.

Features and Benefits of GFRC

• Glass fiber reinforced concrete comes in a wide variety of textures, colors and stains.

• GFRC is an earth-friendly and long-lasting substance.

• GFRC weighs 80-95% less than concrete.

• GFRC is lightweight yet very durable.

The Stromberg Pledge to You

The professionals at Stromberg Architectural Products will work very closely with you on your project until it’s completed to your satisfaction. They will help with CAD details, design assistance and all specifications. Contact them today at (903) 454-0904 and put their 30 years of experience to work for you.

Exterior Dome by Stromberg

Exterior Domes in Stromberg GFRC

For a striking architectural addition to any building, an exterior dome from Stromberg is the way to go. Possible choices include onion domes, coffered domes, cupola domes and semi-spherical shaped domes. Dome applications vary widely as well; they work well on government buildings where they add a sophisticated touch. Place a Stromberg exterior dome on a church for that refined look; they also look good on hotels, resorts and even some private homes.

Stromberg is the world’s largest producer of domes of all types; they can handle your project no matter the size. You’ll be impressed with the assortment of materials, textures and finishes they can offer you as well. GFRC is a durable, dependable material that stands up to all kinds of weather and temperature conditions such as high winds and extreme heat or cold. Exterior domes by Stromberg are securely attached to your structure with bolt or screw flanges. Because of the virtual indestructibility of GFRC, you’ll see Stromberg domes in use all over the world.

Glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC), uses glass fibers for reinforcement instead of steel, therefore it’s much lighter than traditional precast concrete. The lightweight quality of GFRC makes it an exceptional choice for your exterior dome, no matter what kind of structure you choose to place it on. The glass fibers in GFRC won’t rust, so you won’t need to invest in a protective covering of concrete; and you can be assured that glass fiber reinforced concrete from Stromberg is top-of-the-line.

Projects and Clients

• Opryland Hotel, Nashville, TN

• Atlantis Resort, Paradise Islands, BS

• Fendi, Las Vegas, NV

Stromberg exterior domes in GFRC are available in a wide choice of colors and textures. They can be painted to match surrounding surfaces, as well as given smooth or stone textures or an aged copper or bronze look.

Features and Benefits of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

• GFRC exterior domes are very durable due to high strength materials.

• GFRC is flexible and is a good dome choice in earthquake prone areas.

• Glass fiber reinforced concrete is fire resistant.

The Stromberg Pledge to You

The professional team at Stromberg Architectural Products will provide you with their talent and expertise to see your project through to completion. Stromberg is here to help with CAD details, design assistance and specifications. Contact them today at (903) 454-0904 for a free custom quote, and put their 30 of experience to work for you.

GFRC Planter Bollards by Stromberg Architectural Products

Planter Bollards in Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

Planter bollards offer you both protection and greenery. Stromberg planter bollards in glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) are sure to help with protection of your property, traffic diversion and added safety for pedestrians and cyclists. Stromberg planter bollards also offer an aesthetically tasteful touch to your place of business. Most of Stromberg’s planters can be enlarged to work as planters.

Planter bollards limit access to cars, trucks and motorcycles. By managing traffic in this way they help prevent accidents and may even save lives. Stromberg GFRC planter bollards can help to make our streets safer and more attractive, thus making city living more pleasant.

GFRC Planter Bollards for Security

Stromberg planter bollards in GFRC can be used to encompass any kind of building, from restaurants to courthouses to airports. GFRC planter bollards are designed to provide safety and security and are sturdy enough to stop cars and trucks traveling at high speeds. Embassies and military bases around the world trust Stromberg GFRC planter bollards for the peace of mind they provide.

Planter bollards in GFRC are very easy to install, are attractive and don’t need much maintenance. They’re an excellent way to protect your investment by keeping cars and trucks from blocking entrances and damaging sidewalks, giving you more control over your environment. GFRC plantar bollards from Stromberg can be used as a landscaping element and they can protect recreational and entertainment areas. Stromberg GFRC planter bollards come in a wide variety of colors, textures and finishes, and can even be painted to coordinate with the surrounding neighborhood. Stromberg is a pioneer in glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) and they have 30 years of experience in its use.

Features and Benefits of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

• GFRC has a higher tensile strength than steel due to the quality of glass fiber used.

• GFRC will weather better than concrete because it’s reinforced with glass fiber instead of steel.

• Because it’s lightweight, installation of glass fiber reinforced concrete planter bollards is quick and easy.

• GFRC is an environmentally friendly product; it’s made from cement, aggregates, glass fiber, minerals and polymers.

• Glass fiber reinforced concrete is durable and fire resistant.

The Stromberg Pledge to You

The professionals at Stromberg Architectural Products will work with you until your project is completed to your approval. Stromberg is here to help you with CAD details, design assistance and all specifications. Contact them today at (903) 454-0904 and put their 30 years of expertise to work for you. You can also email them.

Fireplace by Stromberg Architectural Products

Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete Fireplaces

An ecclesiastical fireplace is most likely to be found in a pastor’s abode, a place that’s also known as a parsonage or vicarage. Very few modern churches of today are built with an actual wood burning fireplace; though a fireplace in any setting adds a welcoming, down-to-earth feeling. The addition of a fireplace to a parsonage or vicarage will add a feeling of tranquility and relaxation and will be a welcome addition.

Fireplace Mantels and Surrounds in GFRC

Fireplace mantels and surrounds in glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) can be molded into just about any design to fit your ecclesiastical or church décor. Because GFRC is fire resistant, it’s an outstanding material to use for a fireplace surround or mantle. A Stromberg GFRC mantel or surround won’t rot, crack or swell and can withstand very high levels of heat.

When you choose Stromberg for your ecclesiastical fireplace, Stromberg will craft it for you with the look and feel of real limestone or terra cotta; you can also opt for a finish that can be painted so that it works with your décor or color scheme.

Ecclesiastical Fireplace Mantels and Surrounds

Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete uses glass fibers for reinforcement instead of steel; this makes it rust resistant and lightweight. Stromberg led the way in the creation of GFRC 30 years ago; their know-how can be put to work for the creation of your distinctive ecclesiastical fireplace. They have the largest selection of fireplaces you’ll find anywhere, and a wide array of non-combustible materials from which to choose. You can trust Stromberg to craft a high quality, custom fireplace mantle or surround for you.

Stromberg’s state-of-the-art shaping process lets you choose from an almost infinite variety of styles. They have pioneered a new technique in which they mold your fireplace mantel or surround into any configuration you choose.

Features and Benefits of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

• GFRC is reinforced with glass fibers instead of steel and therefore won’t rust.

• GFRC is weather resistant and fire retardant.

• GFRC can be made to have the look and feel of natural stone.

• GFRC is an environmentally friendly product.

The Stromberg Pledge to You

The skilled professionals at Stromberg Architectural Products will work side by side with you until your project is completed to your satisfaction. They’ll help with CAD details, design assistance and specifications. Contact them today at (903) 454-0904 for a free custom quote, or email them.

Onion Dome Atop Private California Residence

Onion Domes in Stromberg GFRC

Onion domes are usually larger in diameter than the drum upon which they are set, with a height that almost always exceeds their width. The bulging structure of the onion dome tapers to a smooth point and makes for a charming architectural addition.

Stromberg is the world’s largest producer of glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) onion domes. They can handle projects of any size and offer a variety of materials, textures and finishes. Stromberg GFRC domes can be used in any kind of weather and have even been used for hurricane shelters and command centers in tornado areas.

Stromberg will crate and ship your GFRC onion dome by ocean freight anywhere in the world and provide you with an exact shipping quote. Glass fiber reinforced concrete onion domes are innately strong because of their shape; Stromberg uses high strength materials in their manufacture as well.

Stromberg can provide on-site construction and assembly of your GFRC dome. Smaller domes of less than 8-10 feet will arrive at your job-site in one piece; larger ones come in pie-shaped sections that are bolted together. If your GFRC onion dome is for decorative purposes only, the roof is put in place and the onion dome is placed on top.

Onion Domes in GFRC for Interior and Exterior

If your onion dome is to be seen only from the interior of your building, Stromberg can suspend it from the ceiling above. Whether your dome is interior or exterior, Stromberg GFRC onion domes are ruggedly built; they can withstand category 5 hurricane winds, are rot and rust resistant. GFRC onion domes will save you maintenance costs and are also earthquake resistant.

GFRC is concrete that uses glass fibers for reinforcement instead of steel and is cast in thin sections. Thus, your GFRC onion dome will be tough, lightweight and rustproof; there’s no need for a protective layer of concrete.

The glass fiber used in Stromberg’s GFRC onion domes has a higher tensile strength than steel; GFRC can last as long as precast concrete. Both of these qualities make GFRC an excellent choice for your onion dome.

Features and Benefits of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

• GFRC onion domes are available in a variety of materials, textures and finishes.

• Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete is strong, durable and environmentally friendly.

• Stromberg has the world’s largest selection of domes.

The Stromberg Pledge to You

The professionals at Stromberg Architectural Products will provide you with their expert guidance until your project is completed to your satisfaction. Stromberg will help with CAD design assistance and specifications. Contact them today at (903) 454-0904 for a free custom quote and let their team of experts help you get the job done.

Barrel Vaulting by Stromberg

Barrel Vaulting in Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

GFRC Barrel Vaulting is a stunning addition to any structure. Barrel vaulting brings to mind the breathtaking Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Grotto in Vatican City.  Barrel vaulted ceilings are characteristically semicircular in cross section; the simplest form of vault being a single continuous arch. The vaulted ceilings of buildings in ancient Rome were made of wood or stone and relied for their strength on the compact fitting of the stones used to build them. The use of stone in barrel vaulted ceilings was a problem because of its weight, but the use of glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC), has brought fresh perspective to this ancient architectural medium.

Barrel Vaulting for Government Buildings

Stromberg’s transforming work in GFRC barrel vaulted ceilings can be seen on several government buildings. Stromberg can design made to order architectural barrel vaulting in GFRC that will add a majestic element to the interior design of your government building. (GFRC) is the best choice for a barrel vaulted ceiling because it’s lightweight. The use of concrete in barrel vaulting poses challenges due to its heaviness; extra supports would need to be used, driving up the cost and extending the time-span needed to complete your project.  Stromberg’s work can be seen in several U.S. government buildings, including the Pentagon, the White House and the U.S. Embassy in Kuwait.

Barrel Vaulting for Government Buildings in Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

Glass fiber reinforced concrete is a remarkable product that’s in a class by itself; it uses glass fibers for reinforcement instead of steel. Because of this distinguishing feature, it’s much lighter than traditional materials like concrete and stone. GFRC’s lightweight quality and durability makes it the perfect choice for the vaulted ceiling of your government building. Stromberg has 30 years of experience working with GFRC and can offer you a variety of finishes like acid-washed, buff and dark buff. Available textures include terra cotta, limestone, granite and cast stone.

Features and Benefits of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

• GFRC is produced with a mold, for a great fit.

• GFRC is an environmentally friendly choice containing no harmful chemicals.

• GFRC is lightweight, yet very durable.

• Original custom designs available in Stromberg GFRC.

The Stromberg Pledge to You

The experts at Stromberg Architectural Products will partner with you throughout the entire process, providing their creative edge and expertise. Your GFRC barrel vaulted ceiling will meet your expectations and they’ll help with CAD details, design assistance and specifications. Contact them today at (903) 454-0904 for your free custom quote, or send them an email.

St. Peter Church, Canton, OH

GFRC Entryways for Churches

The custom design process that Stromberg offers means you’ll have a wide variety of choices for your GFRC church entryway. Stromberg can construct an entryway for your church in glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) this is elegant and inspiring. You can count on Stromberg to provide a GFRC entryway for your ecclesiastical setting that combines style and durability, yet will also be a gracious entryway for worshipers.

Stromberg GFRC entryways are available in a wide variety of colors, textures and finishes. If you like the look of natural stone, their GFRC can be made to resemble limestone or terra cotta. GFRC entryways can also be painted in the color of your choice.

GFRC Entryways

Glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) is a combination of cement, glass fibers, aggregates and polymers. Stromberg led the way in the creation of GFRC and they have been using it in various applications for the last 30 years. GFRC is lightweight and rustproof because it’s reinforced with glass fibers instead of concrete, yet it’s also very durable and is also fire-retardant. Glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) can stand up to the elements like moisture and acid rain and is a very popular choice for the modern church entryways of today. GFRC is an enduring material that will provide your entryway with that picture-perfect touch.

Stromberg has crafted many ecclesiastical entryways using GFRC; since it’s so much lighter than stone it can be cast in any shape. An entryway made with GFRC weighs a fraction of what one made with real stone weighs, so it’s much more adaptable to specific projects. Stromberg’s time-tested use of GFRC means that your church entryway will last for generations to come.

Features and Benefits of Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete

• GFRC entryways are available in many textures, finishes and colors.

• GFRC entryways can be painted in the color or your choice.

• GFRC is strong, durable, weather resistant and fire retardant.

• GFRC custom designs are available from Stromberg.

Current Projects

• Church of the Holy Communion

• St. Peter Church

The Stromberg Pledge to You

The talented professionals at Stromberg Architectural Products will work with you and guide your project to completion according to your specifications. They will make sure your GFRC church entryway is not only appealing to worshipers but made to stand up to the elements. Stromberg offers their help with CAD details, design assistance and specifications. Contact them today at (903)454-0904 for your free custom design quote, or email them.