- Uganda Baati Limited inaugurated a new showroom in Luwero District
- The showroom aims to provide local residents with convenient access to high-quality steel building solutions
- The company is dedicated to bringing its comprehensive product portfolio closer to customers
Uganda Baati Limited, a manufacturer and supplier of steel building solutions in Uganda, has inaugurated its latest showroom in Luwero District.
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Situated at Plot No. 793 Gulu Road, Kasana Town, the new showroom aims to provide local residents with convenient access to a diverse range of high-quality steel building solutions.
Mr. Patrick Katende, Head of Service Centers and Sales at Uganda Baati, emphasised that the opening of the Luwero showroom underscores the company's dedication to bringing its comprehensive product portfolio closer to customers.
"We are thrilled to introduce the Uganda Baati experience to Luwero," Mr. Katende remarked.
"For over 60 years, Uganda Baati has been synonymous with innovative, quality building solutions. Our expanded presence, from Dumuzas to CoverMax, Versatile, Romantile, Orientile, and Lifestyle, demonstrates our commitment to meeting diverse customer needs."
The showroom not only offers a wide selection of products but also features a team of dedicated product specialists. These experts are poised to provide customers with tailored advice and guidance, ensuring they choose the right solutions for their building projects.
Locals elated
Residents of Kasana town, like Emmanuel Kaggwa, have expressed enthusiasm about the new showroom. Kaggwa highlighted the convenience it brings, stating, "This showroom will save us time and money previously spent on travelling to access quality products. Having genuine products readily available at affordable prices is a significant benefit for us."
With this latest addition, Uganda Baati now operates a total of 14 showrooms across Uganda, including strategic locations in Jinja, Tororo, Mbale, Arua, Gulu, Entebbe, Mukono, Masaka, Hoima, Mbarara, Fort Portal, Lira, Soroti, and Nansana.