Import Durra Multipurpose Panel — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

The Durra multipurpose panel is a composite building panel made from compressed agricultural waste, typically straw or cane, bonded with a non-toxic resin. This listing specifies standard dimensions of 8 feet by 4 feet, with thickness options of 50mm and 58mm. Panels are supplied in bundles of 10 to 20 units, designed for efficient logistics and on-site handling. The material composition provides thermal and acoustic insulation properties without requiring additional lining in many applications.

These panels are manufactured using recycled plant fibers and synthetic binders that meet typical industry standards for formaldehyde emission, such as E1 or CARB Phase 2. While the supplier does not provide certification documents, the panel’s density and compressive strength align with standard values for similar composite boards used in partitioning and ceiling systems. The surface finish is raw and uncoated, intended for plastering, painting, or cladding after installation.

Durra panels are commonly sourced by contractors in tropical and subtropical regions for interior wall systems, false ceilings, and non-load-bearing partitions in residential and light commercial buildings. Buyers in Australia, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia frequently order these for renovation projects requiring cost-effective, sustainable materials. Trade terms include FOB Colombo or CIF ports, with packaging in plastic-wrapped bundles. Minimum order quantities are not stated; buyers should confirm exact quantities with the supplier.

Interenational Construction Consortium is listed as an importer of building materials based in Nugegoda, Colombo, Sri Lanka. The supplier’s address is verified, and the trust tier is marked as 'harbor', indicating presence in a registered trade zone. There is no public information on manufacturing capacity, years in operation, or workforce size. The supplier does not claim ownership of production facilities, and the product is sourced externally rather than manufactured in-house.

The supplier’s response rate and average response time are recorded as zero, suggesting limited or inactive communication channels. No certifications, client references, or quality control protocols are disclosed. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity rather than a producer. The listing provides no evidence of direct involvement in panel fabrication, material sourcing, or testing.