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Website: www.pgbison.co.za
Contact No: +27 11 897 5200

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PG Bison is a proudly South African company that aims to inspire and enable beautiful living spaces where people experience wonderful moments and create lasting memories. With more than 120 years’ experience in creating decorative wood-based panel products, we distribute our trusted brands to trade retailers and manufacturers. From there, our products are put to work to help create beautifully stylish and functional spaces. From the perfect kitchen units and countertops, to bathroom cabinets, built-in cupboards and office spaces, our wood panel products are designed for use in every interior application.

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DURABLE AND ATTRACTIVE PRODUCTS PG Bison is a trusted name in the industry, recognised for its experience and quality high-performing materials you can count on in any setting. Our aim is to help make your space as beautiful and functional as possible with our market-leading products. GLOBAL FOOTPRINT PG Bison is headquartered in South Africa, and is a division of KAP Industrial Holdings (Pty) Ltd, a Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) listed company. We have eight manufacturing plants, with operations across South Africa and Kenya. Our products are also sold and distributed in numerous countries throughout the African continent, as well as in Australia. At PG Bison, we pride ourselves on identifying global trends and localising them for the markets we serve, driving inspiration through design ideas and tools. GLOBAL FOOTPRINT PG Bison’s brands have become household names in their own rights. They include: MelaWood MelaWood SupaGloss MelaWood SupaMatt MelaWood SupaTexture Formica LifeSeal Worktops SupaWood BisonBord INTEGRATED TIMBER BUSINESS The PG Bison business includes forestry and primary and secondary processing and upgrading. Through Thesen, we offer structural timber products, and through Woodline, wooden poles. Our resin business, Woodchem, services more than 30 different industries throughout sub-Saharan Africa.

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