Kansas Area GFRC Projects: St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Parish, Leawood, Kansas

Kansas, also known as the “Sunflower State,” is named after a Native American tribe that once inhabited the Midwest area.  The name of the tribe–Kansa–is often translated as “people of the wind,” which is fitting considering the state’s often harsh weather conditions and the frequency of its severe storms. Stromberg’s Kansas GFRC can help you create a new building or beautify an existing one with a material that is built to last.

Featured Kansas GFRC Projects

• Lawrence GFRC: University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
• Leawood GFRC: St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Parish, Leawood, KS

We Have All The Elements And Products Needed For a Successful Kansas GFRC Project! Choose From:

• GFRC cladding panels
• GFRC brackets
• GFRC fireplaces
• GFRC cornice
• And dozens of other products!

Why Use GFRC For Your Kansas Construction or Renovation Project?

Designers, masons, architects, and contractors in every American state look for materials that are versatile and offer aesthetic appeal whenever they undertake a new project. Professionals in Kansas, however, also need to consider the high frequency of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms, as well as the freeze-thaw cycles that occur every year.

Because of the harsh weather here, durability is a major factor in the material selection process. Stromberg’s GFRC has withstood category 5 hurricanes, and has been lab tested for wind speeds exceeding 240 miles per hour. Our Kansas GFRC represents an ideal combination of design flexibility, beauty, and strength, making it a perfect choice for an array of applications.

Our Kansas GFRC Services Are Available to You Wherever You Are Located in Kansas:

Wichita GFRC, Overland Park GFRC, Kansas City gfrc, Topeka GFRC, Olathe GFRC, Lawrence GFRC, Shawnee GFRC, Salina GFRC, Manhattan GFRC, Hutchinson GFRC, and more.

The Stromberg Architectural website has plenty of GFRC pictures illustrating both the incredible versatility and visual appeal of the advanced composite known as GFRC. You’ll also find other GFRC resources, such as specifications and a request form for GFRC samples. To arrange a free initial consultation to discuss your GFRC Kansas project in depth, contact us by phone at (903) 454-0904 or by email at info@strombergarchitectural.com.
Rachel Curling

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