We just finished this awesome project on Isla Contadora in the Pearl Islands. It is a large castle-like beach house. The project was comprised of 7 roofs for a total of about 720 m2 of Palmex.

We just completed changing the roof on a gardener’s house that is part of a larger property on Isla Contadora in the Pearl Islands. This is the first of 7 roofs we will be doing for that one residence in Contadora.

Here you see the pool bar on the left, the towel bar on the right, and the day care center in the background.

This will be the kid’s day care center right next to the kiddie pool at the new Westin Playa Bonita.

We’re done with the restaurant at the Westin. This is now the largest Palmex-covered structure in the world at nearly 2000 m2. Empresas Bern has now contracted us to do a further 4 ranchos on the Westin site, as well as the InterContinental Hotel’s restaurant next door.

Here is a 6m diameter beach rancho we just roofed at Playa Malibu, Gorgona.

This rancho overlaps the roof of a new extension to the house, providing a large covered patio area. The structure is made of laurel and mangle wood, covered with Palmex Bora Bora. This is the third rancho we make for this client, second one at this beach property. 

A small hexagonal pool rancho.

We finally made some good progress at the Westin Playa Bonita after nearly two weeks of break.

We just installed this 3.6 meter diameter parasol in Coronado.

We have now completed the installation of the wood strapping and we’ve installed Palmex Domingo sheets on two sides. Each side is over 125 square meters, or the equivalent of a fairly large rancho.

We’re almost done installing the wood strapping on the roof of the main restaurant.

Here are some better shots of that 14m diameter rancho on the beach near Santa Clara. The client is a distributor and re-seller of construction materials who works directly with designers, architects and developers of hotels, condos and resorts. They are so happy with our product, they want to represent Palmex to their customers!

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This is next to the beach house we did two weeks ago. It is a very large (14m diameter) rancho right on the beach near the Decameron. 250 palm trees were saved by using Palmex.