GFRP can be used for both interior and exterior fixtures in a variety of shapes, styles, and textures; in new buildings or restorative projects

Basalt fiber, derived from volcanic rock, is melted and spun into high-strength, corrosion-resistant strands. When chopped basalt fiber strands (CBFS) are mixed into cement mortar, they create a reinforced composite material with superior mechanical and durability properties compared to traditional concrete. China, with its abundant basalt resources, has pioneered the use of CBFS in large-scale construction projects. This article explores real-world applications, benefits, and challenges of CBFS in modern engineering...