Dubai, Dec. 11th, 2006 (WAM)--- The decorative interior emulsionpaints sector has been growing at 15 per cent annually and iscurrently estimated to be worth more than AED120 million, accordingto Ashish Chaturvedy, Marketing and Business Development Manager,Al Gurg Leigh's Paints (AGLP).
"With more premium projects coming on board and discerning clientsdemanding higher quality standards, we estimate further growthof 20 per cent in the interior emulsion sector over the nextfive years," he added. "Needless to mention, freehold ownership is also encouraginghomeowners to start investing in their homes." More than 30 per cent of the total paint consumed in the UAEis from the interior coatings industry, added Chaturvedy. In addition to its anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties,its unique formulation allows easy flowing and leveling and hidesminor flaws such as hairline cracks and bumps. Royal Touch canbe used on suitably prepared masonry plaster, concrete, renderedblock works, gypsum board, wood etc. "The luxurious and smooth finish can uplift the interiors ofany home. Its fire-resistant properties and easily washable surfacesmake it ideal for opulent hotels and restaurants, luxury villasand apartments yearning a make-over," said Philip Mathew, GeneralManager, AGLP.AED120 m interior emulsion local market sees 15 % annual growth
Dubai, Dec. 11th, 2006 (WAM)--- The decorative interior emulsion paints sector has been growing at 15 per cent annually and is currently estimated to be worth more than AED120 million, according to Ashish Chaturvedy, Marketing and Business Development Manager, Al Gurg Leigh's Paints (AGLP)."With more premium projects coming on board and discerning clients...
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