GRC/GFRC manufacturer, Bangalore, Karnataka

GRC minarets and towers

Minarets are tall and slender, so weight is the main problem. GRC lets us build the visible shaft, balconies and crown as a light shell around a steel or concrete core, with all the detail cast in.

We make complete minarets as well as parts (balconies, brackets, crowns and finials) to add to an existing tower.

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

Where it's used

  • Mosques and dargahs
  • Corner towers on palaces, hotels and institutional buildings
  • Entrance gateways
  • Landmark towers in landscaping

See also: mosques

Customisation options

Shaft
Round, octagonal or fluted; plain or with blind arches and bands.
Balconies
Corbelled galleries with railings or jali, at one or more levels.
Crown
Chhatri, small dome, lantern or spire, with a finial.
Finish
Natural, pigmented or painted to match the main building.

How we make and fix it

Minarets are cast as stacked sections with internal fixings and set around a structural core designed by your engineer. Each section is trial-fitted to the next before dispatch so the tower goes up true.

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

Ask us for photographs of GRC minarets

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

GRC minarets: questions

More about GRC

Is a GRC minaret load-bearing?

No. The GRC is the outer shell and the detail. It is carried by a steel or concrete core sized by the project's structural engineer, and we design the fixings to suit.

Can you match an existing minaret?

Yes. We take profiles on site or from photographs and drawings, and make moulds to match.

Planning GRC minarets? 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.