Creating products that are durable and easy to use, respond to customer needs and anticipate future demands are just some of the challenges which Bamburi's research and development teams face as they work to develop innovative products which give excellent value to all of Bamburi's customers.
Maskani Initiative |
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The Maskani initiative is a value added service to home builders offering technical advice during the construction process. This initiative was launched in Kenya in 2015 and since then, Maskani has supported more than 2,000 customers to construct more than 10,000 housing units. For more information reach us on : Tel: +254 20 289 3000
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Bamburi Mobile Concrete LaboratoryTo support our customers achieve quality testing of material to guarantee quality construction, the Bamburi Mobile Concrete Labotory offers on-site quality testing of construction material, as well as technical advice on site. Call us on +254 (020) 6614000 for more information.
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Bamburi Concrete Paved Roads |
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Why Concrete? Long service life Concrete roads can be designed to lifespans of 40 years or more and actual constructions have been known to exceed over 60 years. The rigid nature of concrete roads enables resistance to heavy axle loads from trucks and spreads them over a greater area.
Safety and Environment The bright nature of concrete roads in significantly improved reflectance and night time visibility as compared to blacktopped surfaces especially in wet weather. The versatility of concrete is expolited to provide skid resistance through macro surface modification by grooving, tining or brushing to provide excellent skid resistance and improved traction.
Concrete is an eco friendly material which has less greenhouse gas emissions during production compared to crude oil refining for a bitumen end product.
Local Availability Concrete is made form locally available materials i.e cement, sand and aggregates and it saves the country foreign exchange, compared to impotted bitumen.
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