June 3, 2009

Lowveld Building Supplies

Laeveld Bouhandelaars a local building supply merchant are the biggest and the best source of hardware, building supplies and appliances in the Mpumalanga Lowveld region. They now have 7 branches for you to source all your building needs.

Branches
Nelspruit Building Supplies
Tel: 013 753 5300 Fax: 013 753 5301
Old Pretoria road Nelspruit

White River Hardware
Tel: 013 750 2090 Fax: 013 750 0279
10 Hennie van Till street WhiteRiver

Lydenburg Building Supplies and Appliances
Tel: 013 235 1106  Fax: 013 235 4503
Corner Burgersfort street and Ohrigstad street Lydenburg

Hazyview Hardware
Tel: 013 737 7142  Fax: 013 737 6585
Main Road Hazyview

Malelane Building Supplies based in Malelane
Tel: 013 790 1670 Fax: 013 790 1673
Main Road (Next to N4) Malelane

Bushbuckridge Building Supplies
Tel: 013 799 0245  Fax: 013 799 1657
Main Road Bushbuck Ridge

Hoedspruit Hardware and Building Supplies
Tel: 015 793 0560 Fax: 015 793 0695
53B Koedoe Street Hoedspruit Limpopo
December 24, 2008
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November 26, 2008
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September 26, 2008
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September 8, 2008
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