Professional Landscape Designers and Architects often turn to artificial solutions like fiberglass, cast composites and thermoplastics to compliment their projects. These architectural products will provide performance characteristics that are unavailable in natural products, while reducing the weight of an object by up to 75%. Fiberglass and plastic materials are exceptional choices for restoration and reproduction projects or for adding a custom look to your design. Some of the architectural fiberglass and plastic products that Arrowhead has produced are shown below.


Cast Composite Replica Ornaments	Cast Composite Artificial Stones


Artificial Fiberglass Rocks	Custom Fiberglass Newsrack


Molded Fiberglass Window Frame

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