GRC Cornice

GRC Cornice (Glass Fiber Reinforced Cement Cornice) is an architectural element used in building design to add decorative detail and finish at the junction of walls with ceilings, roofs, or facades. It’s a modern alternative to traditional cornices made from stone, wood, or plaster — offering strength, flexibility, and lightweight performance.

What Is a Cornice?

A cornice is a horizontal moulding that crowns a building’s top edges — like where the wall meets the roof or ceiling — and can also be used on exterior facades. It enhances visual appeal, helps protect surfaces from rainwater, and hides imperfections.

GRC Cornice Uses

• Exterior facades: to define rooflines or enhance villa, hotel, or commercial buildings.
• Interiors: at ceilings and wall junctions for a polished, elegant finish.
• Heritage & restoration: to replicate classic stone cornices with less weight and cost.

We Shalini GRC Co. deal in GRC Cornices with standard thickness of 25–30 mm, complying with all safety standards and delivering top-notch quality.

GRC Technical Specifications