Fibres have been utilized in building materials for a long time. The inclusion of natural and synthetic fibres incomposite materials has shown considerable advantages in terms of the composite's overall physical and mechanical qualities in prior research and examinations. When comparing fibre reinforcement to conventionalreinforcement, the ratio of fibre needed is greatly reduced, making fibre reinforcement both energy and cost- efficient. Recently, the use of waste fibres as reinforcement in building materials has been examined. Due to landfill area limitations, as well as the high energy and pollutants produced during the incineration process, garbage accumulation is a well-known problem across the globe. Construction materials made from waste fibres may help ease these problems and encourage ecologically beneficial and long-term solutions. There are a vast variety of fibres used in a variety of building materials, and this research examines their characteristicsand uses.

natural fibres, synthetic fibres, basalt fibres, Properties, Application