We are now officially open for business in Colombia with an office in beautiful Medellin (more to follow).
We are installing our first demo roof in ... 
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Palmex is officially open for business in Colombia!
May 16th, 2012 by administratorWe are now officially open for business in Colombia with an office in beautiful Medellin (more to follow). We are installing our first demo roof in ... read more -
Casa Nebo, Contadora
February 15th, 2012 by administratorWe just finished this awesome project on Isla Contadora in the Pearl Islands. It is a large castle-like beach house. The project was comprised of ... read more -
Trip to the Maldives
December 6th, 2011 by administratorWe were recently asked to go to the Kuramathi Resort in the Maldive Islands in the Indian Ocean. What a wonderful place that is, a ... read more
We are now officially open for business in Colombia with an office in beautiful Medellin (more to follow).
We are installing our first demo roof in ... 
Short video that shows how the Fire Retardant Palmex performs.
We just finished this awesome project on Isla Contadora in the Pearl Islands. It is a large castle-like beach house. The project was comprised of ... Trip to the Maldives
Submitted by administrator on December 6th, 2011
We were recently asked to go to the Kuramathi Resort in the Maldive Islands in the Indian Ocean. What a wonderful place that is, a true paradise. We were sent there by Palmex International to show the hotel staff how to install Palmex on their reception building roof. They were so happy they have already ordered another container of Palmex for their main restaurant.
It’s a tough job, but someone has to do it!
Gardener’s House, Isla Contadora
Submitted by administrator on December 6th, 2011
We just completed changing the roof on a gardener’s house that is part of a larger property on Isla Contadora in the Pearl Islands. This is the first of 7 roofs we will be doing for that one residence in Contadora.
Lots of activity
Submitted by administrator on November 23rd, 2011
If you went by our warehouse in Chame, you may have noticed a lot of activity! We are joining forces with a Colombian-owned wood company called Maderinsa. I’ve been buying wood from them for several years and they really like the Palmex product and are environmentally conscious, so this wil be a great union. Together we will be able to better serve our customers.
We will be selling Palmex, treated wood and everything from dog houses to large homes made of high-quality durable wood. We will operate in both Panama and Colombia.
From now on our Chame office will be opened 7 ...
Westin, three ranchos
Submitted by administrator on October 15th, 2011
Here you see the pool bar on the left, the towel bar on the right, and the day care center in the background.
Westin: Rancho de los Niños
Submitted by administrator on August 31st, 2011
This will be the kid’s day care center right next to the kiddie pool at the new Westin Playa Bonita.
CAPAC EXPO Habitat 2011
Submitted by administrator on August 30th, 2011
This year we will return to the CAPAC Expo Habitat at ATLAPA Convention Centre from September 15th to the 18th.
Come see us at booth 1020 in section H.
Westin Playa Bonita
Submitted by administrator on August 9th, 2011
We’re done with the restaurant at the Westin. This is now the largest Palmex-covered structure in the world at nearly 2000 m2. Empresas Bern has now contracted us to do a further 4 ranchos on the Westin site, as well as the InterContinental Hotel’s restaurant next door.
Beach Rancho in Playa Malibu, Gorgona
Submitted by administrator on July 27th, 2011
Here is a 6m diameter beach rancho we just roofed at Playa Malibu, Gorgona.
Palmex now available in Bocas del Toro!
Submitted by administrator on July 20th, 2011
We are pleased to announce that through an association with Woodstock Lumber Yard, Palmex is now available locally in Bocas del Toro. Wade Roberts of Woodstock will act as sales agent and installer for the Province of Bocas. You can see the product displayed in front of his shop, as well as at the new info booth on the waterfront, right next to Starfleet.
The installation of the roof on the info booth is a bit of an historic moment, as it marks the arrival of the first thatch roof in Bocas Town since natural thatch was banned following the great fire of ...
Rancho at La Ermita
Submitted by administrator on July 3rd, 2011
This rancho overlaps the roof of a new extension to the house, providing a large covered patio area. The structure is made of laurel and mangle wood, covered with Palmex Bora Bora. This is the third rancho we make for this client, second one at this beach property.
A small hexagonal pool rancho.
