With a wealth of experience, we seek to lead, addressing real questions such as safety and aesthetic qualities, and provide practical solutions where existing technologies are flawed. Working in collaboration with our customers to answer specific briefs, our highly skilled technicians design and formulate materials in our factory, offering a fully bespoke service to deliver a fresh perspective. Our continued commitment and dedication has resulted in a diverse range that now extends to a family of materials covering a myriad of applications.
How was Jesmonite developed?
Jesmonite was invented by Peter Hawkins, in the early 1980s. Peter, originally a joiner, went on to become a concrete technologist, experimenting in new technology. It was the introduction of acrylic that laid the path for Peter to develop a new product, AC100, which is still used today world-wide. Over the last 35 years the product has been under continuous development, and has been extensively tested in various fields of application. The formulations now extend to a range of high quality materials that is widely used by architects, manufacturers and the creative arts sector.
How to use Jesmonite?
Jesmonite is a two-part system product, and when mixed together, the material can then be used to create laminated structures or cast pieces. Depending on the product you are using, various components can be added to further expand the palette of finishes, and these are available as part of an extensive complimentary produce range, which includes pigments and fillers, sealers, gel coats, quadaxial glass fabric, and a range of ancillary items.