Practical, Strong, and Sturdy Flooring Solutions for Event Booth Using GRC board

One of the key considerations when designing an exhibition or event booth is the flooring. In addition to being able to support the weight of other decorations, the flooring must also accommodate high visitor traffic and allow for easy and flexible installation.

If you’re looking for a material that meets these criteria, GRC Superpanel from GRC board is the solution. These advantages were demonstrated firsthand at the largest construction exhibition, where GRC Superpanel was used as the flooring base for the AMODA booth at IndoBuildTech (IBT) 2026. Held from Wednesday, July 8, to Sunday, July 12, 2026, GRC board successfully supported the booth’s structure and served as a sturdy foundation.

Comprising two levels, the GRC Superpanel was installed as a flooring base coated with a PVC finish. Its smooth surface facilitated the booth’s installation and finishing processes, ensuring the final result provided a safer environment for visitors throughout the event. The exhibition area is prone to high humidity from air conditioning. GRC Superpanel made from GRC board is fully moisture-resistant and maintains the booth’s pristine appearance.

By utilizing this flooring base solution, construction time can be reduced, and safety standards are ensured to the fullest extent. The material’s strength, durability, and ease of application make GRC Superpanel from GRC Board the new standard in the exhibition and event industry.

A Modern Touch with GRC board at Al Insyirah Mosque

The architecture of a place of worship is designed to provide both comfort and visual beauty. It is modern yet still creates a calm and devotional atmosphere. This concept of religious architecture has been successfully brought to life through the masterpiece that is Al-Insyirah Mosque.

Located in the Lebak Bulus area of Cilandak, South Jakarta—and designed specifically by Alien DC Consultant—this building was conceived as a space for contemplation and reflection for worshippers. In its design and construction, which features extensive flat and curved surfaces on the exterior, GRC board was utilized for this section.

To achieve this type of wall panel design, GRC board offer the flexibility to adapt to the details of modern architecture. Additionally, their smooth, even surface facilitates the application of textured paint finishes and produces a solid, uniform color. Furthermore, as a foundation material, GRC boards used for exterior applications have proven to be weather-resistant and moisture-resistant.

The Al-Insyirah Mosque stands as tangible proof that modern architecture can coexist with religious and spiritual values.

Secondary Skin GRC board Bring Building Facades to Life

Today’s exterior material needs go beyond simply covering walls, they aim to create something more that enhances aesthetics while maintaining functionality. One of the current trends is the use of a secondary skin on buildings. Generally, this element is often found in façade applications or on the outermost parts of a building.

A recommended material for building secondary skin applications that offers a modern look and long lasting durability is GRC Rafter Stick. This application can enhance and bring the building’s facade to life.

What Is a Secondary Skin on a Building?

This term is not commonly heard among the general public but is well-known among professionals in certain fields. A secondary skin is an additional second layer, the outermost layer on a building’s facade that is not directly attached to the main wall. This layer can act as a visual filter. Especially in tropical countries like Indonesia, the use of a secondary skin is highly effective in reducing and filtering direct exposure to the sun’s heat. All without obstructing air circulation.

Additionally, this outer layer can enhance residents’ privacy while enhancing the aesthetics to give the facade a modern minimalist look.

Introducing GRC Rafter Stick as the Recommended Material for Secondary Skin Applications

Until now, natural materials have been the go-to choice for building facades. However, natural materials are quite vulnerable to weather changes, weathering, and termite infestations. As a solution, GRC board introduces the GRC Rafter Stick, a material in the form of precisely shaped rectangular profiles. This material is designed for both interior and exterior decorative elements. The GRC Rafter Stick is currently the best secondary skin material available, offering superior visual appeal combined with the durability of cement board.

Advantages of GRC Rafter Stick for Building Facades

GRC Rafter Stick is more resistant to extreme weather exposure, high humidity, termites, mold, and decay, and is quite practical and easy to install. In terms of maintenance, GRC Rafter Stick is a low-maintenance material compared to natural materials. It only requires periodic repainting to restore its like-new appearance.

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GRC board Brings Traditional Japanese Construction Concepts to the IB Hub 2026 Event

GRC board showcases the versatility and flexibility of cement board through a creative installation featuring the ‘Komorebi’ concept at the Interior Design & Building Material Hub (IB Hub) 2026 event. This year’s event is being held at Great Western Residence (GWR) in Tangerang.

IB Hub 2026 serves as a platform to discover premium-quality building materials at affordable prices. Several leading brands of building materials and accessories are participating in this event.

The IB Hub 2026 event officially opened with a Grand Opening ceremony held on Friday, May 29, 2026. The opening ceremony featured a symbolic ribbon cutting and a casual discussion at the venue. The creative GRC board installation served as a comfortable gathering spot and captured the attention of visitors.

This year, the GRC board booth features a concept from Japan called “Komorebi,” which means sunlight filtering through the gaps between branches and leaves. Jeffry Tio, lead architect at Shen Studio, added that the cement board material supports the creation of this unique concept. Specifically, the table in the center of the booth was precisely shaped and cut so that it could be assembled without screws or nails. This assembly technique, known as “Kumitate,” was also adopted from Japan. Combined with the light from spotlights shining through each side of the panels, it adds a warm ambiance to the booth.

GRC boards presence at IB Hub underscores our commitment to delivering strong, innovative, and flexible construction solutions. Get direct technical consultations with our team of experts. Experience a unique spatial ambiance and discover comprehensive solutions for your construction needs.