Lightweight, high-strength FRP for exterior and interior architectural elements — cornices, column covers, decorative trim, and historic restoration profiles — fabricated to architect drawings for commercial and institutional projects.
Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) is a molded composite of fiberglass reinforcement and resin, finished with a gelcoat or paint-ready surface. At roughly 1.75–2.25 lb/ft² and a nominal 3/16" wall, it reproduces the profile and detail of cast stone or architectural millwork at a fraction of the weight, with a Class A flame-spread rating and high flexural strength (≈32,100 psi). Wilson Composites fabricates FRP components to exact architect drawings and specifies them under CSI Section 06 82 00.
Typical applications: cornices, column covers, pediments, brackets, capitals, domes, spires, balustrades, window surrounds, signage, and custom three-dimensional forms — including replication of original profiles for historic restoration.
| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Unit weight | 1.75–2.25 lb/ft² |
| Nominal thickness | 3/16" |
| Fire performance | Class A flame spread (ASTM E84) |
| Flexural strength | ≈ 32,100 psi |
| Finish | Gelcoat or paint-ready |
| Install complexity | Low–Medium |
| CSI specification | 06 82 00 |
Full architectural profiles at a fraction of the mass of stone or precast — reducing structural load and install risk.
Stable in exterior exposure; will not rust, rot, or spall.
Molded to exact drawings for cornices, capitals, and bespoke 3D forms.
Replicates original stone and millwork profiles for landmark restoration.