Coming soon: Bamboo instead of Steel Reinforcement

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Because bamboo has more tensile strength than steel.

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Bamboo as a Replacement to Steel

Is bamboo stronger than steel?
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Theres a company sikumbuki Jina, a yr ago walitualika lunch in a 5 star hotel told us 100 and 1 uses of bamboo including making clothes then ended up selling mbuloti "maguta maguta" somewhere deep in magarini where they were to plant the bamboo.
ROI was 4yrs.
Enjoyed their lunch and said goodbye
Later I ignored their numerous calls
 
Meria said:
Theres a company sikumbuki Jina, a yr ago walitualika lunch in a 5 star hotel told us 100 and 1 uses of bamboo including making clothes then ended up selling mbuloti "maguta maguta" somewhere deep in magarini where they were to plant the bamboo.
ROI was 4yrs.
Enjoyed their lunch and said goodbye
Later I ignored their numerous calls
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Hiyo link umeweka hapo chini inatarget guka ama namna gani? Ama umekuwa drug peddler?
 
Meria said:
Theres a company sikumbuki Jina, a yr ago walitualika lunch in a 5 star hotel told us 100 and 1 uses of bamboo including making clothes then ended up selling mbuloti "maguta maguta" somewhere deep in magarini where they were to plant the bamboo.
ROI was 4yrs.
Enjoyed their lunch and said goodbye
Later I ignored their numerous calls
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You should not have ignored. You would be reach.
JazzMan said:
Hiyo link umeweka hapo chini inatarget guka ama namna gani? Ama umekuwa drug peddler?
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Kwani iko na drugs stuff?
 
Meria said:
Theres a company sikumbuki Jina, a yr ago walitualika lunch in a 5 star hotel told us 100 and 1 uses of bamboo including making clothes then ended up selling mbuloti "maguta maguta" somewhere deep in magarini where they were to plant the bamboo.
ROI was 4yrs.
Enjoyed their lunch and said goodbye
Later I ignored their numerous calls
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Hahaha! Ulipelekwa city blue hotel?. I was there promises kibao, mpaka a holiday trip for 2(mimi na wife). Tulikula hiyo lunch na kuondokea. Told wife asiwahi shika simu zao
 
Meria said:
Theres a company sikumbuki Jina, a yr ago walitualika lunch in a 5 star hotel told us 100 and 1 uses of bamboo including making clothes then ended up selling mbuloti "maguta maguta" somewhere deep in magarini where they were to plant the bamboo.
ROI was 4yrs.
Enjoyed their lunch and said goodbye
Later I ignored their numerous calls
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They came for me pale Hub.
Wanaitwa AFRICA PLANTATION CAPITAL.
They are legit except they make their presentation look like a Ponzi scheme...
 
Therapist said:
They came for me pale Hub.
Wanaitwa AFRICA PLANTATION CAPITAL.
They are legit except they make their presentation look like a Ponzi scheme...
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They may be a legitimate company in that they are registered and have an office, but their venture is selling you land at an inflated price, using pipe dreams about bamboo fibre.

I also went for a presentation with the madam; first they start by giving you all these nice figures and exponential growth charts, alafu mnapewa msosi and they keep doing high pressure sales tactics. Swali niliuliza na nikatengwa was "what is the fibre content of bamboo?" If you looked at the fine print, all those numbers they were giving you for return were per ton of fibre, not per ton of biomass harvested. Sijui what bamboo yields for fibre, but I can tell you sisal yield per ton averages 3.5-4%. Do the figures they were presenting still add up?
 
R_Silver said:
They may be a legitimate company in that they are registered and have an office, but their venture is selling you land at an inflated price, using pipe dreams about bamboo fibre.

I also went for a presentation with the madam; first they start by giving you all these nice figures and exponential growth charts, alafu mnapewa msosi and they keep doing high pressure sales tactics. Swali niliuliza na nikatengwa was "what is the fibre content of bamboo?" If you looked at the fine print, all those numbers they were giving you for return were per ton of fibre, not per ton of biomass harvested. Sijui what bamboo yields for fibre, but I can tell you sisal yield per ton averages 3.5-4%. Do the figures they were presenting still add up?
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Interesting, are the bamboos are processed first or are they used in their raw form?
 
Jerrydubiz said:
Interesting, are the bamboos are processed first or are they used in their raw form?
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If you're referring to the fibre extraction, I believe the process is crushing the green bamboo after it has been cut, separating fibres and drying them. So there is no processing at that point; the fibres may have to go through some processing/brushing to be useable.
 
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