10 May
Construction

MAISHA ALU-ZINC MABATI

Flat carbon steel sheet from Maisha Mabati Mills Ltd. called Maisha Alu-zinc sets the standard for safe and dry roofing. This product blends appealing looks with dependable toughness.

aesthetically pleasing and unquestionably lasting The inherent spangled silver feature of Maisha Alu-zinc gives the steel sheet a lovely visual appeal. Also given the transparent layer of Aluminium oxide on its top surface, the steel will continue to shine over time. In fact, Maisha Alu-zinc’s unique combination of Aluminium and zinc has a proven track record for outstanding resistance to corrosion even in highly corrosive environments with 5 times longer product life.

10 May
Construction

Versatile Mabati

A premium steel roofing sheet called Versatile has the appearance of a traditional roof tile but has a far longer lifespan. It is the most established painted steel tile in Kenya and has provided thousands of customers with a legacy of beautiful products at a reasonable price.

A versatile roof will deliver unrivaled beauty, toughness, and affordability.

It is the market leader for steel tile roofing sheets among homeowners around the nation and is renowned for its beauty and toughness.

both a gloss and a textured finish is offered.
The foundation is made of aluminum and zinc, which increases corrosion resistance. two times as long-lasting as regular color-coated roofing sheets.
MRM is able to offer fade-free warranties ranging from 5 to 15 years due to the superior quality of its paint systems.
Various colors that can be customized.
tailored lengths with customized

10 May
Construction

Orientile Mabati

The Orientile profile from MRM has a beautiful appearance and resembles an exotic tile finish.

both a gloss and a textured finish is offered.
features consist of;
Sheets
Constant length profile improves visual consistency

decreases the risk of leakage

Lightweight

No need for underlays
Quickly covering the roof enables quicker completion

Attaching to the roof structure is simple and secure.

MRM mark of quality world-class proprietary coating technology
designed to stop leaking
a variety of colors

10 May
Construction

Mabati Rolling mills

The biggest roofing business in Kenya is called Mabati Rolling Mills Limited (MRM). The company belongs to the Safal Group. It began operating there in 1962 at Mariakani, a location close to Mombasa, Kenya. The business has provided roofing materials for significant projects in Kenya, like the GreenPark Estate.

A premium steel roofing sheet called Versatile has the appearance of a traditional roof tile but has a far longer lifespan. It is the most established painted steel tile in Kenya and has provided thousands of customers with a legacy of beautiful products at a reasonable price.

A versatile roof will deliver unrivaled beauty, toughness, and affordability.

It is the market leader for steel tile roofing sheets among homeowners around the nation and is renowned for its beauty and toughness.

both a gloss and a textured finish is offered. Available colors are Maroon, Tile Red, Brick Red, Charcoal & Chocolate.

feature include

Additional corrosion resistance due to aluminum-zinc basis. two times as long-lasting as regular color-coated roofing sheets.
MRM is able to offer fade-free warranties ranging from 5 to 15 years due to the superior quality of its paint systems.
Various colors that can be customized.
Customized lengths—made specifically for each customer. Less joints mean fewer leakage opportunities and greater economy due to less wastage.
Available coordinating accessories provide a genuinely comprehensive roofing solution that works flawlessly with one another.

10 May
Construction

NAILS

Nails are one of the simplest and most common fasteners used in construction and woodworking. The manufacturing process of nails involves several steps, which make them easy and cost-effective to produce. Here are some of the key factors that make nails easy to manufacture:

  1. Materials: Nails are typically made from low-carbon steel wire. The wire is fed into a nail-making machine, which cuts and shapes it into a nail.
  2. Production process: The manufacturing process for nails is relatively simple and can be automated. The wire is fed into a machine, which cuts it to the desired length, forms the head, and sharpens the tip. The finished nails are then sorted and packaged.
  3. Cost-effectiveness: Nails are a cost-effective fastener compared to other types of fasteners such as screws or bolts. The simplicity of the manufacturing process and the availability of low-cost raw materials make nails an affordable option for many construction projects.
  4. Variety: Nails come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, making them versatile and suitable for many different applications. For example, common nails are used for general construction, while finishing nails are used for trim work and other decorative applications.
  5. Strength: While nails may not be as strong as other fasteners, such as screws or bolts, they are still capable of holding together many types of materials, including wood, drywall, and sheet metal.

Overall, the simplicity of the manufacturing process, the availability of low-cost raw materials, and the versatility of nails make them an easy and cost-effective fastener for many construction and woodworking projects.

Nails are one of the most commonly used fasteners in construction and woodworking. They are used to join two or more materials together, typically wood, but can also be used on other materials such as drywall or sheet metal. Here are some of the most common uses of nails:

  1. Framing: Nails are often used to fasten together the framing for buildings and other structures. Common nails or framing nails are typically used for this purpose.
  2. Roofing: Roofing nails are used to fasten shingles or other roofing materials to the roof decking. These nails have large heads and come in different lengths and materials to accommodate different roofing materials and conditions.
  3. Trim work: Finishing nails are used for trim work and other decorative applications. These nails have small heads and are designed to be countersunk and filled with putty or wood filler to create a smooth surface.
  4. Woodworking: Nails are often used in woodworking projects to join pieces of wood together. Brad nails are small nails used for delicate woodworking projects, while larger nails are used for heavier duty work.
  5. Drywall: Drywall nails or screws are used to fasten drywall panels to the studs or framing in walls and ceilings.
  6. Upholstery: Upholstery nails, also known as tack nails, are used to attach fabric and other materials to furniture frames.

Overall, nails are a versatile and essential component in many construction and woodworking projects. The size, type, and material of the nail used will depend on the application and the materials being joined.

10 May
Construction

STEEL BARS

Steel bars, also known as reinforcement bars or rebars, are commonly used in construction for their strength, durability, and ability to withstand tension and compression forces. Here are some of the ways steel bars are used in construction:

  1. Reinforcing concrete: Steel bars are often used to reinforce concrete structures such as foundations, walls, columns, and beams. The steel bars are embedded within the concrete, creating a reinforced concrete structure that is stronger and more durable than concrete alone.
  2. Forming structures: Steel bars can be used to form the framework of a structure such as a building or bridge. The bars are connected together using welding or other methods to create a strong and rigid framework that can support the weight of the structure.
  3. Tying masonry: Steel bars can be used to tie masonry walls together to improve their stability and prevent cracking. The bars are embedded in the mortar joints between the masonry units, creating a reinforced structure that can resist the effects of wind and seismic forces.
  4. Anchoring structures: Steel bars can be used to anchor structures such as retaining walls and dams to the ground. The bars are driven deep into the ground and connected to the structure to provide stability and prevent movement.
  5. Reinforcing roads and bridges: Steel bars can be used to reinforce roads and bridges to improve their strength and durability. The bars are embedded in the pavement or bridge deck to provide additional support and prevent cracking and deformation under heavy loads.

Overall, steel bars are an essential component of many construction projects and are used to provide strength, stability, and durability to structures.

All available at Paleah stores.