Front Row Thatchers

42 Ashby Road, Boughton
 
Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal
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ABOUT US

At Front Row Thatchers we are equipped with staff; that are dedicated to supplying a top quality, reliable service at very competitive prices.

At Front Row Thatchers we are highly skilled and experienced in our field and are equipped to handle any job requirement no matter how big or small.

We Are Commited To:

Top quality client service which equates to a fast efficient service delivered with minimum disturbance to you or your guests

Competitive market related prices

The Highest Quality Materials:

  • Only export quality frosted thatch grass, harvested in the Drakensberg region, is used
  • Grass is cleaned and pre-bundled before entering the premises

All our work is guaranteed

Providing quotations and free advice anywhere in the province

We are also staffed with committed conservationists who are sensitive to the special requirements of working within protected areas such as game reserves and conservations.

Within the vast number of years in our field we are proud to of serviced many affluent businesses and organisations; with long standing relationships of satisfactory service.

We believe that our track record speaks for itself and we are confident that the quality of our work will stand the test of time and prove to be a wise financial investment. 

SERVICES

We are committed to provide quality workmanship and service in every project we undertake.

All our workmanship is guaranteed, thus providing you with peace of mind in your rustic roofing investment.

We are equiped and able to handle any project with ease and reasurance.

Our Services Include:

  • Villas
  • Homes
  • Huts
  • Chalets
  • Restaurants
  • Bars
  • Buildings
  • Lapas
  • Arch Entrances

Nothing is impossible to Thatch

We also provide refurbishments and repairs to any and all Thatch.

Benefits

One of the great attractions of thatch is that is extremely thermally and energy efficient. While it may seem strange to term a roof 'energy efficient', thatch is just that.

In recent years, with environmental awareness growing, more importance has been placed on home insulation - but few modern building materials insulate as well as age-old thatch.

On cold winter days, a thatched roof can help keep your home warm. In summer, thatch will help keep the property cool.

Despite this high level of insulation, thatched roofs don't require loft ventilation.

Thatch also has very good resistance to wind damage when applied correctly, in fact, in high winds, a well-constructed thatch roof will likely fair much better than its slate counterparts.

Thatch is a versatile material when it comes to covering irregular roof structures which helps simplify even the most dynamic areas.

Thatch is constructed from natural crops. It doesn't need to be mined or quarried, is wholly sustainable and creates no wastage.

Good thatch will not require frequent maintenance at all.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Will a thatched building hold its value?

Yes! Homes or Restaurants for example with thatched roofs command a higher selling price than similar ones with tile or slate.

Thatch is also very effective in the commercialized industries such as restaurants, hotels, pubs, and retail shops. Especially if you're trying to tempt passer by's into your commercial establishment, as thatch exerts influence more convincingly than neon.

Does my thatch roof need attention?

It is generally a good idea to look closely at or examine your thatched roof at least once a year. By so doing you may find trivial problems which are easily rectified, escaping the need for more expensive repairs at a later stage.

Will I need a complete re-thatching done?

Even if a roof has suffered extensive or severe damages, it may not be necessary to undergo a complete re-thatching. It is often possible to remove the affected material and build up the roof again with new thatch. 

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