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Photograph Archive
Printable specifications are provided in pdf format for several of the products depicted in photographs below. Adobe Reader is required to open pdf files. Click here to download a free copy of Adobe Reader.
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Kaputei new town centre stage in Kenya's reconstruction. The first 300 houses are already roofed. |
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New schools open across Malawi. This is Mkwalawanjobvu Primary School, Ntchisi District. (Photo courtesy DfID) |
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Thousands of new classrooms in West and Southern Africa have roofs clad with Parry tiles.
Pictured above is a school in Ntcheu District, Malawi. |
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| Ex-rebels, 'swordsmen turned ploughmen' take delivery of their new Parry tile plant in Freetown. |
Construction workers receiving training from experienced Parry technician in accurate roof truss fabrication. |
Trainee roof constructors installing Parry semi sheets. (pdf specification)
Semisheet Starter Pack |
Training in quality control in Azerbaijan, subjecting micro-concrete roofing tile to loading test. |
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| 'I' shaped concrete paving bricks of the type made of Parry multi-product manufacturing plants. |
Use of vibrated concrete paving slabs providing smart, clean surround to modern house in Ghana (products made with Armcon/Parry equipment). |
Water tank in Nairobi, Kenya - using interlocking curved blocks made using Parry moulding system.
Water Tank Starter Pack |
Semisheet roofing on teachers' housing in Sri Lanka. (pdf specification)
Semisheet Starter Pack |
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Primary school in Njongon in the Gambia, roofed with Super Roman tiles made on Parry equipment. (pdf specification)
Super Roman Starter Pack |
Junior school pupils pose in front of their Parry tiled classroom during visit by JPA Chairman (Nairobi, Kenya). |
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| Another classroom in the Gambia, one of over 100 built under World Bank programme, with Parry roofing specified under the contract. |
Accommodation block at secondary school in Senegal, roofed with micro-concrete semi sheets. (pdf specification)
Semisheet Starter Pack |
In the mountains of Nepal, one of numerous classrooms built by the Nepal School Project. The Parry hand-powered equipment was carried to site by pack ponies. |
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| Training centre at Lunghi, Sierra Leone, a survivor of the civil war with tiles still in good condition after 20 years. |
Another example of the durability of Parry tiles - a village house in central Sierra Leone, constructed in the 1980's. |
A farmer's family in Southern Honduras stands by its Parry roof house. Years of tropical exposure has discoloured the otherwise sound tiles. |
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| Village housing in the Dominican Republic, roofed with tiles made with Parry equipment in a local plant. |
Major development at Koma Rock in Eastern Nairobi; with 3000 middle income houses, with over one million roofing tiles produced by local entrepreneurs and womens' groups using Parry equipment. |
Experimental building erected under Parry Associates supervision in the central Sahara in the Libyan Arab Republic, demonstrating the use of local materials. |
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| Variety of pre-cast concrete elements made on a Parry multiproduct plant. |
Vibrating machine and moulds comprised in a multiproduct plant. |
40ft Sea container being filled with a large £60,000 order for Southern Africa in August 2004. |
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