Midwest Area GFRC Projects: Ameristar Casino, Kansas City, Missouri

The climate of North Dakota, also known as the Peace Garden State and the Roughrider State, poses challenges to landscapers, masons, and designers commissioned to install outdoor elements. Warm summers and cold winters mean that any outdoor elements will be subject to freeze-thaw cycles, springtime flooding is common, and extreme meteorological events such as tornadoes are not unheard of.

There are few materials that are better than Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) for this type of climate. GFRC elements by Stromberg weather well as the temperature changes, and will not corrode or rust, even when placed under water. In both the laboratory and the real world, GFRC sculptures and other GFRC elements by Stromberg have also withstood extremely high winds and other severe weather events.

Midwest Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete Projects

During our nearly three decades in business, we have completed a staggering number of GFRC projects throughout the entire Midwest. Following are just a few of our Midwest GFRC clients and commissions:

• Little Pine Lake, Perham, Minnesota
• University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas
• Federal Reserve Bank, St. Louis, Missouri
• Embassy Suites, Dublin, Ohio
• Cinemark Theaters, Grandville, Michigan

All of our GFRC options are available to contractors, engineers, and designers in North Dakota. If you are in Medora, Park River, Rogers, South Heart, Zeeland, Willow City, or another part of the state, Stromberg is here to help.

Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) Services by Stromberg

• No-obligation initial consultations and free estimates
• Assistance creating custom GFRC designs
• Access to world’s largest GFRC shop
• Prototypes of GFRC elements
• GFRC detailing and GFRC shipping

Stromberg Offers a Range of GFRC Options to Professionals in All Areas of North Dakota:

Fargo GFRC, Bismarck GFRC, Grand Forks GFRC, Minot GFRC, Mandan GFRC, Dickinson GFRC, Jamestown GFRC, GFRC West Fargo, Williston GFRC, Valley City GFRC, and various other cities and towns in North Dakota.

Whether you are located in the largest city in North Dakota or its tiniest township, Stromberg can provide the GFRC help you require to make your next project a success. The Stromberg Architectural Products website contains useful GFRC tips and GFRC photos, and we offer free consultations and estimates. When you’re ready to learn more about your GFRC options, call us at (903) 454-0904 or fill out the contact form on our site.
Rachel Curling

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