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Some of the most prominent properties include:

• Design freedom - Fiberglass can be shaped and formed into almost any shape and size, with the only limiting factor being imagination.
• Environmental resilience - When making use of proper composite materials, fiberglass requires very low maintenance. For example, when used on face panelling or balconies, maintenance needs and costs over time are drastically reduced.
  
• Light weight – Fiberglass can mimic the properties of other materials, but at a fraction of the weight, proving to be invaluable in the design of a building. The weights from conventional stone or concrete create strain on the building, whilst the effect from fiberglass is negligible.
• Water proofing- Fiberglass is ideal to replace the conventional membranes given, amongst others, its flexibility in design and installation, and resistance to weather and physical stress. This makes fiberglass suitable for applications such as planters, swimming pools and lift pit linings. Moreover, it is easier to carry out repairs on fiberglass rather than membranes in the long-term.