MaterialsPuntland
How do you keep cement usable on a Puntland site in the rainy season?
Stack cement bags off the floor and away from walls, rotate stock oldest first, and cover loads in transit so Gu and Deyr rain never reaches the paper.
10 articles on storage in Somaliland and Puntland, newest first, from Somali Construction Review.
MaterialsPuntland
Stack cement bags off the floor and away from walls, rotate stock oldest first, and cover loads in transit so Gu and Deyr rain never reaches the paper.
MaterialsPuntland
Match every delivery to the order before unloading: check the delivery note, bag markings, steel tags and block counts against what the contract specifies.
MaterialsSomaliland
A dry store on pallets, a bag stack kept off the floor and walls, and a first-in-first-out rule keep cement usable across Somaliland's wet and dry seasons.
MaterialsPuntland
Rust on stored reinforcement follows a predictable chain: salt, moisture, no cover. Break one link, log it, and the steel goes in clean.
MaterialsPuntland
Keep cement, rebar and blocks dry, off the ground and recorded on one store sheet so the site can show what it received and what it used.
MaterialsPuntland
Keep sand and coarse aggregate on hard standing, divided by size, and recheck them before each pour.
MaterialsPuntland
Keep cement dry by storing it off the floor and walls in a closed store, using older stock first, and rejecting bags that have already set hard.
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MaterialsNews
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MaterialsHargeisa
Cement loses strength when it absorbs moisture. Here is how to store it in Hargeisa, Berbera and Burao so bags stay usable for months, not weeks.