Panels
UHPC Panels
Thin, durable Ultra-High-Performance Concrete panels for expressive interior and exterior architecture.
Strength in elegant form
Architectural GFRC Panels & Cast Elements
Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete combines concrete character with thin-wall casting and lower weight.
Material programPanels precast
ApplicationsFaçade elements · Columns and pilasters
Application topics · not stock models6 entries
Project optionsSize · finish · returns
Panels
Architectural GFRC Panels & Cast Elements: profiles, applications and planning.
GFRC is reinforced with alkali-resistant glass fibers, delivering higher flexural and tensile performance than conventional unreinforced concrete. That strength allows intricate shapes and thin-wall castings without the mass of traditional precast.
Landmark Stone uses GFRC for façades, surrounds, columns, panels, fireplaces, and custom architectural elements that demand durable form and precise detail.
Landmark Stone is based in Olivehurst, California. Share your project location and drawings for a product review, including projects in Sacramento and across Northern California.
Review material-specific sample options · Discuss GFRC samples
Why it works
- Lightweight relative to conventional precast
- Thin-wall casting capability
- High flexural and tensile strength
- Detailed custom moulding
- Interior and exterior use
- Durable architectural finish
Applications
GFRC: typical applications.
A starting point for design conversations. Project conditions, engineering, attachment, and local requirements should be reviewed for the final assembly.
01Façade elements
02Columns and pilasters
03Cornices and surrounds
04Fireplace mantels
05Wall panels
06Custom cast forms
Original material evidence
Explore the material. Review the original evidence.
Explore original material and application evidence, not invented numbered stock models. Review the source photographs, dimensions where available and project-specific limitations before discussing a profile.
Original material and application evidenceGFRC
6 application topics · 1 family · material-specific sample review
6 application topics · original photo/material evidence, not stock models
Preparing reference controls. Original catalogue links remain available.
Explore the actual material brochure and application evidence. It provides no independent per-code GFRC shell geometry. Browse the completed columns, crowns, mouldings and fireplace collections for their actual named references; their visual envelopes are not certified GFRC shell or fixing details.
Printed dimensions, original source pages, inferred proportions and catalogue conflicts are distinguished below. These are visual references, not fabrication CAD, engineered assemblies or stock promises. Confirm the product-specific physical finish and final project details with Landmark Stone.
Columns · Crowns · Mouldings · Mantels — named catalogue forms, not implied GFRC shell specifications.
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Façade panels · Original source evidence — no exact 3D claim
Review the original source evidence and project-specific details. No unverified generic exact-model substitute is shown.
Open official reference ↗Façade panels · Original source evidence — no exact 3D claimOfficial reference
Choose a catalogue reference ↓Only individually supported geometry is shown in 3D. Unsupported relief and application topics retain original source evidence. Review each reference’s printed dimensions, source discrepancies and assumptions below. Review the product’s own source and physical sample options.
- Application topic · NOT a stock model
- Façade panels · PDF page 10
- Source evidence and reconstruction limitations
- Material/application topic, not a separate numbered GFRC geometry schedule. The material brochure supplies photographs and specification figures, but no unique per-code shell, reinforcement, hidden core or fixing geometry. Completed column, crown, moulding and mantel collections remain available as their actual named catalogue references; their solid visual envelopes must not be misrepresented as documented GFRC shell construction. Older panel-brochure figures have different thickness/strength contexts and are not merged into one assumed assembly. Original source only; no generic architectural substitute is presented as an exact GFRC model. Not fabrication CAD.
Original product / material source · PDF page 10 · Open original source ↗Historic sheet: use current website contact details. Confirm final dimensions and availability with Landmark Stone.Selected reference
Façade panelsGFRC applications · material source evidence
- Suitable conversations
- Façade elements · Columns and pilasters · Cornices and surrounds
- Coordinate before release
- Final dimensions, returns, attachment, tolerances, color, and texture.
- Typical weight
- Approx. 7–8 lb/ft² at 3/4"
- Compressive strength
- 7,000 psi minimum at 28 days
Project shortlist · 0/3 selected
Save up to three catalogue references to discuss with Landmark Stone.
Panels precastLightweight relative to conventional precast · Thin-wall casting capability · High flexural and tensile strengthCustom profiles welcome
5 product images
A closer look at GFRC.
Explore product details and relevant project views. Catalogue drawings and alternative systems are identified in the captions. Select any image to see the complete view at a larger size.
From reference to release
What Landmark Stone needs to resolve the piece.
A catalogue code is a useful starting point, not the whole specification. Send the available project information and the team can help close the gaps before fabrication.
Start a GFRC review- 01Drawings & dimensions
Plans, elevations, sections, field measurements, or a marked-up sketch.
- 02Reference & design intent
A catalogue model, inspiration image, or profile that establishes the desired character.
- 03Quantity & configuration
Piece counts, linear footage, corners, radii, returns, openings, and repeated conditions.
- 04Color & surface
Target color, texture, adjacent materials, and the light conditions used for sample approval.
- 05Interface & schedule
Substrate, attachment assumptions, delivery sequence, site access, and required milestone dates.
Common planning questions
Useful answers before you request pricing.
When should GFRC be reviewed instead of conventional cast stone?
Discuss GFRC where panel geometry, weight or architectural detail affects the design. Material selection still depends on the piece, support conditions and engineered assembly; request a project-specific review rather than assuming systems are interchangeable.
Can catalogue references be customized?
Yes. Catalogue families establish proportion and design direction. Final size, length, returns, radius conditions, color, texture, and project interfaces can be reviewed for the selected application.
What should be included with a quote request?
Send the model or design reference, dimensioned drawings when available, quantities, project location, desired finish, and schedule. Early sketches are also welcome when details are still being developed.
How are color and texture approved?
Digital finish studies help narrow the direction, but physical samples should be reviewed beside adjacent materials and in the project’s actual light before final approval.
Are attachment and installation requirements included?
The final assembly depends on piece geometry, substrate, loading, access, and local requirements. These conditions should be coordinated with the project team before release.
Technical review
Planning information in one place.
Use these values for early material evaluation. Confirm final dimensions, tolerances, engineering, finish samples, and installation requirements with the Landmark Stone team.
- Typical weight
- Approx. 7–8 lb/ft² at 3/4"
- Compressive strength
- 7,000 psi minimum at 28 days
- Typical test average
- Greater than 9,000 psi
- Absorption
- 3–5% maximum per supplied specification
Related systems
Continue the material conversation.
Plan with GFRC
Bring the drawing, inspiration, or field condition.
Tell us what you are designing, building, or renovating. We’ll help identify the right material, finish, details, and next steps.