GRC/GFRC manufacturer, Bangalore, Karnataka

GRC jali and lattice screens

A jali is a pierced screen: a panel cut through with a repeating pattern of openings. In GRC it keeps the depth and crisp edges of a carved stone jali at a fraction of the weight, so large screens can be hung on a facade without heavy structure behind them.

We cast jali panels to your pattern and size (geometric, floral, traditional or contemporary) and join them into continuous screens for elevations, staircase walls, balconies and boundary walls.

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

Where it's used

  • Building elevations and double-height facades
  • Staircase and lift-core walls
  • Balcony and terrace screens
  • Compound walls and gates
  • Pergolas and garden pavilions
  • Interior partitions and pooja room screens
  • Temple, mosque and church windows

See also: residential buildings, luxury villas, hospitals, temples, mosques, building facades, partitions

Customisation options

Pattern
Geometric, floral, Mughal or Rajasthani, or a contemporary pattern from your architect. We can also match an existing jali.
Size and module
Panels are cast to suit your opening and joined into larger screens, with joints placed on the solid parts of the pattern.
Depth and openness
Bar width, panel depth and the share of open area are set for the privacy, light and airflow you need.
Finish
White or grey cement, integral colour, sandstone-look textures, or paint to match the building.
Fixing
Set in a frame, fixed to the structure on concealed brackets, or built into masonry openings.

How we make and fix it

Each pattern starts as a drawing that we turn into a master and a mould. Panels are cast in our Bangalore unit, cured, demoulded and finished by hand so the edges of every opening stay clean.

On site, panels are fixed to the structure or into a frame with brackets and anchors, and the joints are sealed and finished.

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 jali

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

  • Aero One, Devanahalli: the jali pattern up close

  • Bismilla Green Masjid: jali screens along the street front

  • ISKCON Coimbatore: the peacock-feather jali panel

  • Renaissance, Race Course Road: jali panels along the boundary wall

  • Shriram Greenfield, Bidarahalli: jali panels up the tower corners

  • Courtyard by Marriott, Bengaluru: jali screens beside the green wall

Ask us for more photographs of GRC jali

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

Projects with GRC jali

Completed buildings with GRC jali. Open one to see what was made for it.

All projects

GRC jali: questions

More about GRC

Can you make a jali in our own pattern?

Yes. Send us a drawing, a CAD file, a photo or a sketch. We develop it into a production drawing for your approval and then make the mould.

How is GRC jali priced?

Usually per square foot of screen, depending on the pattern, depth, finish and quantity. Send us the size and a reference image on WhatsApp and we'll quote.

Is GRC jali strong enough for an outside wall?

Yes. GRC is reinforced throughout with alkali-resistant glass fibre and has no steel to rust, so it suits exposed facades. Panel sizes and fixings are worked out for each project.

Planning GRC jali? 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.