Danube Building Materials, a leader in construction, building materials and shop fitting industries, has opened its 34th Buildmart showroom today (December 15) in Bur Dubai.

The new Buildmart showroom is strategically located in the activity laden Computer Street of Bur Dubai and measures at 7500 sq ft. The B2C retail facility is looking to target Dubai’s growing number of construction projects while also tapping into the local homeowners based in the many building apartments and villas located in the Bur Dubai district.

“We congratulate the Danube group on the opening of their latest ‘Buildmart’ in Bur Dubai,” said Sami Dhaen Al Qamzi, director general, Dubai Economic Department (DED), who led the inaugural ceremonies.

“Over the last few years, Danube has become a strategic partner in the country’s move towards driving in growth and development.  We applaud the company’s continued efforts to maintain its leading position as a key provider of world class high quality building materials and home interior products across the many ongoing projects in the UAE and beyond.”

The new branch will offer an impressive collection of products that range from essential building materials to key household items. Products to be offered will include chandeliers, sanitary, ceramic tiles, wallpapers, curtains, blinds, carpets, plywood, timber, steel, hardware, flooring, gypsum and veneer.

“Amidst the impact left by the recent economic downturn, the UAE is now quickly recovering as demonstrated with the increasing number of construction and development projects happening in Dubai and other parts of the country,” said Rizwan Shah.

“Looking to become a major part of this growth, we have embarked on the strategic mission of opening more Buildmart showrooms across the Middle East in general and the UAE in particular, not only to mark a stronger market share in the building materials segment but also to give our customers the assurance of having a Buildmart nearby that will provide them with all their building material and home interior needs,” he concluded. – TradeArabia News Service