GRC decorative panels boast unique advantages, primarily their large single-panel area and uniform color. They allow for the customization of patterns and textures on building facades, imparting more literary concepts and cultural ambiance to structures. Their introduction signifies a breakthrough in the craft of modern civilization's cement materials.

How is the production process for such large panels? In fact, the production of these panels primarily involves creating molds based on their size and dimensions, followed by the use of the spray concrete technique for manufacturing. Traditional handcrafted GRC materials no longer meet the quality requirements for such panels, hence the spray concrete method offers a unique set of production techniques.

During the production process, continuous addition of color is required to ensure the even mixing of the cement slurry. High-quality quartz sand and admixtures are used to enhance the flow ratio, improving the bond between cement and sand. Additionally, it's essential to synchronize the spray application with alkali-resistant fibers to meet the requirements. This means the spraying machine dispenses cement and fibers simultaneously, thereby guaranteeing the material's strength.