GRC decorative screens
Decorative screens filter views and light. They are bolder than a fine jali and more sculptural than a plain wall, and they work as facade layers, room dividers and garden walls.
We make them as large single panels or as repeating screen blocks that stack into a wall, in contemporary and traditional patterns.
Where it's used
- Facade layers and sun screens
- Car-park and service-area screening
- Interior partitions and lobby feature walls
- Landscape and boundary walls
- Rooftop and terrace screening
- Restaurant and hotel interiors
See also: apartment projects, commercial buildings, corporate buildings, hospitals, partitions
Customisation options
- Format
- Large single panels, or modular blocks that build up into a screen wall.
- Pattern
- Rings, petals, waves, parametric patterns, or a motif developed from your brand or building.
- Relief
- Flat, double-sided or deeply modelled, depending on how the screen will be seen.
- Finish
- Smooth, sandblasted or textured, in natural cement colours, pigments or paint.
How we make and fix it
Screens are cast from moulds made for the pattern, so every repeat is identical across the wall. Large panels carry cast-in fixings; blocks are stacked with dowels and mortar or held in a frame.
Photographs of GRC decorative screens
From completed projects and our unit in Bangalore. Select a photo to enlarge it.
Commercial Complex, Malleswaram: pierced screens on the upper floors
Royal Convention Hall, Mysore: the pierced screen behind the canopy
Basil Wood International, Gunjur: vertical fins across the upper floor
Indian Tiffen Club: the jali screen from the street
KBN Hospital, Kalburgi: panels between the windows
Ask us for more photographs of GRC decorative screens
We'll send photographs of GRC decorative screens we've made, in a style or size close to what you're planning.
Projects with GRC decorative screens
Completed buildings with GRC decorative screens. Open one to see what was made for it.
Aero One
Full-height bands of white GRC jali running up a residential tower.4 photos
Bismilla Green Masjid
Full-height square-lattice jali screens and white cladding on a contemporary mosque.3 photos
KBN Hospital
Patterned GRC panels repeated between the windows of a large hospital.3 photos
Shriram Greenfield
Curved-pattern jali panels running up the corners of residential towers.3 photos
Commercial Complex
Large pierced GRC screens across the upper floors of a commercial building.2 photos
Indian Tiffen Club
A full-height white jali screen across the front of a multi-storey building.2 photos
GRC decorative screens: questions
What's the difference between a jali and a decorative screen?
A jali is a pierced lattice, usually finer and more traditional. Decorative screens cover a wider range, including contemporary panels and modular blocks. We make both.
Can screens be used indoors?
Yes. GRC screens are used for lobbies, restaurants and partitions. Indoors, lighter sections and finer finishes are possible.
Often used with
GRC jali
Pierced lattice panels that give privacy, shade and airflow while letting light through.GRC cladding
Flat, ribbed and textured panels that clad walls in a thin concrete skin.GRC facade elements
Window surrounds, pediments, fins and complete elevation packages.Custom GRC elements
Medallions, murals, planters, sculpture and anything else you can draw.
Planning GRC decorative screens? 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.
- Call+91 78921 42197+91 99005 79417+91 63633 85312
- WhatsApp+91 99005 79417Best for drawings and photos
- Emailgrcbanglore@gmail.comsandiil.k@rjinteriors.in