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Why synthetic thatch is the perfect solution for the hotel industry


Today, hotels and resorts have become travel destinations themselves, and guests look forward to
enjoying experiences of a lifetime while on a vacation, both inside and outside the property.  In
order to stand out in this highly competitive industry, hoteliers must provide an extraordinary
experience as well as ensure the safety and comfort of their guests. But no comprehensive
approach to this would be complete without considering roofing, an essential element, protecting a
critical asset that must deliver brand value and a solid return on investment, day in and day out,
year after year.  Hoteliers should always be confident that their roofs will look good and be safe no
matter what Mother Nature throws at them.

Hotels and resorts throughout the world are discovering problems with the continued use of
natural thatch roofing material. A recent increase in thatch roof fires has caused the hospitality
industry to examine its use of natural thatch roofing materials and structures. Natural thatching
requires costly and time-consuming maintenance along with the treatment of environmentally
harmful chemicals, such as flame-retardants and insect fumigants that can put guests in danger or
cause the loss of business. The issues with natural thatching materials can be avoided with the use
of safer and more eco-friendly synthetic thatch.
Palmex roof thatching is unbeatable when it comes to providing resort facilities with an authentic
exotic power of attraction and the peaceful and inspiring atmosphere needed to relax weary
vacationers.
As many resorts and other tourism properties prepare themselves to welcome back their
customers, the current pandemic is forcing them to implement new cleanliness protocols. Palmex
products can help them to redefine new standards and enable them to procure a peace-of-mind
vacation to their customers.
PALMEX products are designed to outperform in several ways:
✅20-year warranty. 50-year Lifespan
✅Resistant to fading, mold, decay, rot, vermin and pests.
✅100 % recyclable, non-toxic, sustainable and manufactured in accordance with the highest
standards.
✅Tested for resistance to rain, snow, sun and very strong winds.
✅No maintenance required.
✅Palmex thatch roofs can be taken down and reinstalled.
✅They allow for considerable savings in ventilation, heating and cooling.
We offer roofing products to accommodate any design and location. We can ensure you get the
look you want with the performance capabilities you need in your particular environment. From
hotel roofs and window eaves, terrace and balcony canopies, pool houses, BBQ or outdoor cooking
areas, shower cabins and beach bars… you name it, we thatch it.

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