GRC/GFRC manufacturer, Bangalore, Karnataka

GRC cornices and mouldings

A cornice gives a building its top edge and its shadow line. In GRC even a deep cornice is a thin hollow shell, as the section drawing shows, so it can project well beyond the wall without heavy corbelling.

We cast cornices, string courses, window heads, parapet bands and plinth mouldings in lengths, with matching corners and returns.

Typical drawing. Sizes, profile and finish are made to your design.

Where it's used

  • Roof and parapet cornices
  • String courses and floor bands
  • Window and door heads
  • Plinth mouldings
  • Compound wall copings
  • Ceiling cornices in large halls

See also: apartment projects, government buildings, churches, interior architecture

Customisation options

Profile
Classical profiles (cyma, ovolo, cavetto, dentils) or a profile drawn by your architect.
Projection and height
Set by the design; hollow sections keep deep cornices light.
Lengths and corners
Straight lengths plus internal and external corners cast as single pieces, so mitres stay sharp.
Finish
Natural, textured or painted to match the facade.

How we make and fix it

We cut a template of the profile, make the mould and cast the cornice as a thin hollow skin. The yellow profile moulds in our casting hall photo are this kind of mould.

On site, corners are set first so the runs line up, lengths are fixed to the wall with brackets and anchors, and the joints are sealed.

About our custom moulds

The GRC casting hall in Bangalore: workers finishing flat panels on casting tables, with yellow cornice profile moulds in front and stacked moulds at the back
The casting hall. Profile moulds for cornices in front; panel moulds on the tables; the mould store at the back.

Photographs of GRC cornices

From completed projects and our unit in Bangalore. Select a photo to enlarge it.

Ask us for more photographs of GRC cornices

We'll send photographs of GRC cornices we've made, in a style or size close to what you're planning.

GRC cornices: questions

More about GRC

How heavy is a GRC cornice?

Much lighter than a solid concrete or stone cornice of the same size, because it is a thin hollow shell. The weight depends on the profile, and we confirm it in the fixing design.

Can you match an old cornice on our building?

Yes. We take the profile on site, make a template and cast new lengths to match, for repairs or extensions.

Planning GRC cornices? Talk to the people who make it.

Send drawings, photos or a sketch on WhatsApp, or call us to talk it through. We reply with questions, ideas and a quotation.