Enquiries · info@tvastagroup.in3D-printed concrete · Est. 2026 · India( Tell us the shape. We will print it. )
3D-Printed Concrete · Objects 001 → 015Est. 2026 · India
Furniture,printed.
Concrete objects built by a robot, one layer at a time. No mould. No factory line. Just a nozzle, a line, and a decision made ten thousand times a minute.
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Lightweight concretePrinted in layersIndoors + outdoorsCast by no mouldSeven collections
Lightweight concretePrinted in layersIndoors + outdoorsCast by no mouldSeven collections
Benches that read as landscape rather than furniture. Continuous printed spines, no fixings, nothing to work loose. Set them down and they stay for a generation.
Our lightweight concrete carries the presence of stone at up to two-thirds of its weight.
Printed in the open. Rated for monsoon, and for marble floors.
⅔×Weight of cast concrete
20mmPrinted wall, fixed
35°Max overhang, unsupported
10,000/minDecisions by the nozzle
( 04 ) · Why it matters
For four thousand years, concrete hastaken the shape of the box it was pouredinto. We removed the box.
What remains is a nozzle, a line, and a decision made ten thousand times a minute. Furniture is the smallest thing we make, and the most exacting. At this scale the material is read from a metre away, and every layer, every curve, every join is the finish.
Wall study 004 · Hex planters
Pigment TC-02, layer 214
Object 011 · Kanji
Printed on site, cured in rain
One line, folded
( 05 ) · The Lab
We built the machines.Then we opened the controls.
Concrete Labs is an experiment that happens to sell furniture. The same instruments our engineers print with are on this site, free to use: slice a mesh, draw a planter, compose a wall.
