Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete is a high-performance composite made from cement, sand, polymers, water, and alkali-resistant glass fibers. It offers superior strength, flexibility, and design freedom compared to traditional concrete.

What makes GFRC stronger than regular concrete?

The embedded glass fibers provide tensile strength, reducing cracking and allowing for thinner structures without losing durability.

Yes. GFRC is much lighter than precast concrete—up to 75% lighter—making it easier to install and reducing structural load.

Can GFRC be shaped into complex forms?

Absolutely. GFRC can be sprayed or cast into molds, capturing fine detail and texture. It’s a favorite for creating organic, sculptural, or intricate architectural shapes.

Can GFRC be colored or dyed?

Yes. GFRC can be integrally colored, stained, painted, or even polished to mimic materials like marble, wood, steel, or stone.

What is GFRC used for?

Common applications include architectural panels and facades, countertops and vanities, public art and statuary, restoration of ornamental features, and lightweight planters and furniture.

Is GFRC weather-resistant?

Yes. GFRC resists rain, sun, wind, salt spray, and UV damage when properly sealed—making it ideal for exterior environments.

Is GFRC resistant to freeze-thaw cycles?

Yes. GFRC stands up to repeated freeze-thaw cycles without cracking or spalling, unlike stone or brick. Its low porosity and fiber-reinforced flexibility help it survive harsh winters and sudden temperature changes.

How long does GFRC last?

Decades. Many GFRC installations have lifespans of 50 years or more with minimal maintenance, particularly when protected with sealants.

Is GFRC sustainable or environmentally friendly?

Yes. GFRC uses less cement and steel than traditional concrete products and has a lower embodied energy footprint. Some mixes even incorporate recycled materials.

Can I use GFRC for DIY projects?

Yes, especially with modern premixed GFRC kits. Many artisans use it for custom countertops, planters, and sculptural pieces. It’s more technical than basic concrete but highly rewarding with the right guidance.

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Brickyard Bridge includes two walls ($984 per wall)

Regular price: $1,968.00
Regular price
Sale price: $1,968.00

Pipe dimension 15" 12" 8"

Enhance the charm of your landscape with our Brickyard Bridge featuring red brick and a classic running bond concave joint. Each bridge incorporates a traditional keystone for added authenticity, creating a timeless focal point for any outdoor space.

Classic Aesthetic
Authentic Detailing
Durable Construction
Weather-Resistant Finish

Description

Enhance the charm of your landscape with our Brickyard Bridge featuring red brick and a classic running bond with concave joint. Each bridge incorporates a traditional keystone for added authenticity, creating a timeless focal point for any outdoor space.

Product Specifications

Brand HOMEBRIDGE
SKU No. HM-BRICK
Style Brickyard Bridge (Running bond, concave joint)
Color Red Brick
Product Dimensions 48" x 19" x 3/4" thick
Product Weight 79 lbs./each w/ adapter sleeve
Culvert Wall Country of Origin USA
Finish Sealed High Strength Concrete
Installation Mounted to Culvert Pipe
Material GFRC
Pipe Size 8", 12", 16" nominal diameter
Power Source for Optional Lighting Low-Voltage Corded
Specific Use Culvert Wall
How Shipped Pallet

FAQs

How are these walls installed?

The walls are prefabricated and are easy to install. The earth around the wall needs to be graded to the wall which will require additional topsoil in some cases, and depending what the grade is, retaining elements to assure there is no erosion around the wall. If you are unsure about grading, we suggest that you contact a local Landscaping Company.

Who can I turn to for installation?

Contact a local Landscaping Company and they should be able to help you. Installation instructions are available at the website and you can alway have them call Homebridge for assistance.

How many people are required to install these units?

We recommend two (2) people because of the weight of the walls.