BuildWithPlastic

case study

DangerZone

Lesotho's Road Infrastructure: Navigating Sustainability and Plastic Reduction.

Only 18% of all roads are paved in Lesotho and most suburbs and middle class communities are buying quarry () to fix Gravel surfaced roads The quarry is washed away by rain water and small erosion emerges or gets extremely muddy where cars could be caught in. Community developers’ initiatives are forced to contribute money for quarry after and during every rainy to try fix the roads. Plastic is ingested by animals Lesotho is trying to find ways to reduce plastic at dumpsites near formal settlements Job creation for the Lesotho illiterates SDG, 1,6,11

Solution 

Produce recycled plastic paver bricks from plastic waste for build environment;

Our pavers are:

  • Aesthetic
  • Durable
  • Trendy
  • Maintainable

NomsaPlasticBricks

Market Size

Number of homes

  • SOM (134 6770) ADJUSENT AND BEACH HEAD potential market size but at the current capacity with acquired equipment would make a maximum of 42000 units a month which would make R147000 with the ready equipment 
  • SAM (487 1100) working individuals ,pensioners , hardware stores
  • TAM (6607176) Using a standard 200*100 paver to pave footpath or an area of 5940m2 would require 326700 pavers. Which is approximately the size of a football field. Would cost R114 450
  • 20 SOM’s would cost R2 289 000 In a population of 2.5 MILLION and having a construction sector of about approximately 50000

Market plan

Strategic partners

  • Local chief
  • Hardware stores
  • Architect/designers
  • Contractors

Revenue model – SUBSCRIPTIONS

  • Forge a 2 year contract with communities through their local chief or counsellor.
  • When 80% of the agreed amount is paid pavers are delivered in full Direct sales

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Durable

Quality

Decorative

Easy to clean

Latest trend

Unbreakable

Our solutions

Nomsa Plastic Brick pavers are :

Versatile plastic bricks for endless building possibilities.

OUR TECHNOLOGY

Sustainability

  • In over 12 years of 80% of 100 000 waste plastic that has been pilling in tye landfill, that would take approximately +/- 10 years to deplete on the reserve of plastic if producing 500 000 of bricks a month.
  • Nomsa plastic bricks plans on going into Geopolymers which are inorganic ceramic and alumino-silicate forming long range covalented bonded building material .
  • We will be employing vulnerable community members to pick plastic and involved in the production hence creating employment
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