Greenville, TX Sports Park Sculpture

Architectural Fiberglass Sporting Equipment Sculpture at the Greenville, TX Sports Complex

In 2006, Greenville, TX added a fun, kid-friendly “sports complex” to a local public park. In order to distinguish the sports complex from the rest of the park, Greenville called on local company Stromberg Architectural to design and fabricate large, whimsical sculptures of sporting equipment such as footballs, soccer balls and hockey sticks. The sculpture is vibrantly colorful, and sure to capture the imagination of any child.

Sculpture for Life: Architectural Fiberglass Endures

Stromberg Architectural is actually based in Greenville, TX, so they were naturally the company to go to for this project. However, Stromberg doesn’t need to rely on regional loyalties to distinguish their superior products. The sculptures at the Greenville Sports Complex are made from Stromberg’s signature GFRP or Architectural Fiberglass, which is the perfect material for sculptures that will be constantly exposed to the elements. Architectural fiberglass is known for being extremely resilient to rain, wind and strong sunlight, however it has even been known to stand up to much more corrosive elements like smog, acid rain and hurricane force winds. Due to the durability of architectural fiberglass, the sculptures at the Greenville Sports Complex look just as vibrant today as the day they were installed. Stromberg Architectural has often used GFRP in their North-East Texas architectural fiberglass projects.

Low Maintenance, High Profile

Since architectural fiberglass is so resilient, it requires very little in the way of maintenance. Unlike stone or concrete sculptures that would have to be constantly repainted, architectural fiberglass will hold its color for years without any touchups. Furthermore, if the sculptures were ever vandalized, they would be comparably easier to clean than stone or concrete. That is because stone and concrete are porous, and require heavy abrasives to remove vandal marks. Architectural fiberglass, on the other hand, is smooth, and much easier to clean as a result. Not only do these fun GFRP sculptures stand out, they are also easy to maintain.

Benefits of Architectural Fiberglass: Why Stromberg GFRP?

• GFRP is light-weight, low-maintenance and highly durable.

• GFRP is affordable, and it is versatile to emulate more expensive building materials like marble, gold and granite.

• Architectural fiberglass is extremely weather-resistant and can stand up to high winds, acid rain and even hurricanes.

• Stromberg architectural fiberglass will not rot, corrode or delaminate over time.

• The master craftsmen at Stromberg can fabricate any manner of sculpture. If you can dream it, they can build it.

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For More Information on Architectural Fiberglass

For more information on Architectural Fiberglass, visit Stromberg Architectural Products. The experts at Stromberg will help you make your GFRP project a success. They offer design assistance, specifications, and CAD details. If you have questions about Stromberg FRP, the initial consultation is free. Call (903) 454-0904 for more information.
By: Rachel Curling