moladi is the forerunner in the development of housing within poverty stricken areas. Informal partnerships between non- profit organisations and government institutions has inadvertently established moladi as the leading solution to the massive backlog of low cost housing as well as in addressing the inferior standards employed by many other companies within the housing sector. With a track record of over 32 years in the industry, moladi has gained favour with many individuals and organisations, private as well as public, to overcome stereotypical scepticism of the innovative technology. Over the years, through word of mouth, moladi has gained its reputation as the means to benefit many sectors of industry as well as social upliftment and sustainability. The moladi team includes a network of well-trained and well-supported independent distributors who use and sell the moladi technology directly within their territory. Potential distributors who meet required criteria receive ongoing technical and sales support, as we equip them with the orientation, tools, and framework for a successful operation.Strong BrandWe are an internationally recognised housing technology supplier. We are a Solid Companymoladi is a well-established company that strives to meet the ever increasing demands of global housing shortages. We are continually growing and expanding our operations, without losing focus on the importance of supporting and promoting moladi distributors. Proven SuccessDue to the rising costs involved in the construction industry, as well as the global skills shortage experienced in developing countries, moladi has experienced phenomenal growth and the demand for the technology is ever increasing.These are some of the desired characteristics for a potential distributor of the moladi technology:An established company with a minimum of 5 years experience in the construction industry;A company who's executives are all permanent residents in the territory;Competent and capable members who are commited to achieving their targets.
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The water penetration test was conducted on an unfinished 100mm moladiwall which was exposed to an apparatus which replicates rainfall conditions equivalent to an annual rainfall of 1000mm per annum in conjunction with a wind speed of 30 metres per second. The rainfall conditions are based on that of the city of Cape Town, which has the most severe rainfall recordings in South Africa. The wall was exposed to the rainfall apparatus over a consecutive 24 hour period. It was concluded that moladiwalls are certified as waterproof as it was able to remain impervious to exposure of the harsh rainfall conditions for the entire 24 hour period.
The soft body impact test was carried out on an unfinished 100mm moladiwall which was subjected to a collision from a 30kg sandbag at various velocities. The sandbag was attached to a pendulum-like apparatus and released from a swing height of 900mm to test the serviceability criteria of a moladiwall. Thereafter, the sandbag was released from a swing height of 1800mm above the point of impact in order to test the safety criteria of a moladiwall. After each collision the wall was thoroughly inspected to assess damage sustained by the moladiwall, such as collapse, cracking, superficial damage or depressions. It was recorded that no damagewassustained.
The chisel impact test was carried out on an unfinished 100mm moladiwall which was subjected to two consecutive strikes of a chisel at a very high velocity. The chisel was released from a height of 375mm above the unfinished floor level to test the strength and impact resistance of a moladiwall. A slight indentation of less than3mmjustabovethechiselspointofimpactwasrecorded.