FROM ceilings to joinery and to entire kitchens solutions, 3D International (3DI) intends to showcase its three-dimensional scope of services during gulfBID next month, when it will promote all facets of the company from its stand in the gulfinteriors hall.

“We will use the gulfBID platform to promote some of the new aspects of the company – the new joinery factory, the Mobalpa custom kitchen division and the Danogips gypsum products,” says Venkatesh S, general manager.
 The Mobalpa kitchen division has been newly launched by sister concern 3D International Imports and Exports to provide a full-service kitchen experience – from the initial consultation to design and installation.
Mobalpa is one of the leading brands of kitchens in Europe. It has been designing and manufacturing kitchens since 1907 in France, with over 25 years of international experience. The company produces more than 40,000 kitchens every year. The kitchens feature appliances from two leading firms, Brandt and DeDietrich, to provide a complete kitchen solution.

Mobalpa ... leading kitchen brand in Europe.

3D International, a Grade One interior décor contractor, was established in 1991 as a sole proprietorship under the direction of Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrehman Al Khalifa, to fit-out commercial and residential interior spaces.
“We have been serving our customers for 18 years and have completed projects on budget and schedule,” says Venkatesh.
3D International’s in-house services include space planning and design, material co-ordination, interior civil and decoration works, custom joinery and finish carpentry, structured cabling networks and phone systems, access control systems, air-conditioning and electrical works.
“We hold a Grade Three electrical licence and carry out modification works to existing mechanical installations,” he adds.
The firm has a 3,750-sq-m joinery factory in the Alba Industrial Area that is equipped with advanced joinery tools and equipment. This facility houses its in-house joinery workshop, metal workshop, and materials depot.
The company’s 300-member staff includes administrators, architects, engineers, draughtsman and tradesmen who execute all civil, raised flooring, and décor works in-house. In addition, the company has a well-established network of specialty suppliers and subcontractors to carry out specified architectural elements.
3D Imports and Exports provides logistical support for the import of specified interior contracting materials, which are typically installed by 3D International’s team of qualified tradesmen. Apart from its joinery facility, the company has offices in Adliya and a Mobalpa showroom in Budaiya. 3D International will be present at Stand 2E21.