01 March 2006

Saudi Arabia-based Al Nafea Trading Establishment, a pioneer in the office partitioning and interior decoration segment of the kingdom, says that its Netflor low-profile raised flooring system, which has been widely accepted in the market, can provide routing of cable and installation of sockets with relative ease.

Since 1978, Al Nafea Trading Establishment has been continuously offering products of high quality and standards. The company’s range of products include: office partitions, WC cubicles, vinyl wall covering paper, carpet tiles, ceiling tiles, vinyl floor coverings and glass blocks.
“Over the years, the company has installed thousands of linear square metres of partitioning systems in the kingdom for various major projects for governments, banks, hospitals, universities and private sectors,” says a spokesman for the Riyadh-based company.
“Our partitioning systems have been modified to suite the needs and requirements of the customers and are available as demountable and re-locatable in monobloc, gypsum board, medium density fibreboard (MDF), steel sheet covered and glazed finishes. In addition, the company also deals with a variety of vinyl wallpapers for partitions and walls.
“Al Nafea’s Aquaroc laminated and waterproofed WC cubicles, showers and changing room partitions, which are available in different thickness, comply with European EN-438 standards. The company also undertakes the supply and installation of Buflon Solsilence sound-proof sheet floorcovering that is treated against fungi, bacteria and static and has been specifically manufactured for use in clinics, hospitals and schools. The company’s Burmatex antistatic carpet tiles, which are manufactured in accordance to British specifications and are available in different designs.
“We are committed to development and to satisfy our customers at all times through our professional and qualified engineers. Our customers are always our reference for quality, safety, style and elegance,” he says.

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