Kwikspace delivers modular buildings for Formula E event in Cape Town

Kwikspace delivers modular buildings for Formula E event in Cape Town Submission Details

Author: Jacky Stopforth from Brand Candy.
More Info link: https://www.kwikspace.co.za/
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Kwikspace, Africa’s leading provider of prefabricated buildings for rent or sale, has been delivering tailor-made solutions for various industries for more than 50 years. Their extensive experience covers schools, clinics, mining and construction. They have also served in the humanitarian sector, always aiming to provide exceptional customer service and top-quality products. All of Kwikspace’s buildings are Agrément-certified and manufactured according to strict ISO 45001:2018 and ISO 9001:2015 standards, ensuring a minimum lifespan of 20 years.

With six branches strategically located throughout South Africa, Kwikspace can efficiently reach sites anywhere in Africa. They also have a state-of-the-art panel manufacturing plant where they carry out stringent processes to ensure the highest quality fit for onsite and mobile units.

Contact information:
Kwikspace
sales@kwikspace.co.za

Press release distributed on behalf of:
Ashley Adams
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Kwikspace’s

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Jacky Stopforth
Key Account Manager
Brand Candy
jacky@brandcandy.co.za
Cell 082 977 87 86

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