KAMRI GLASS & WINDOWS
Tobago, Trinidad and TobagoAbout us: Kamri Investments, Limited was founded in 2002 by Kameel Khan and Rizwana Khan. Kamri is a family-owned and managed company that prides itself in consistently producing high-quality glass, aluminum doors, and windows for the private and commercial markets. Kamri has specialized in the custom manufacture of aluminum and glass doors and windows since 2002 and during that period has built up a reputation for quality and technical expertise. Kamri has extensive knowledge of systems offered by the distributors as well as proprietary systems, enabling us to make informed recommendations that best suit the client’s budget and expectations. At present we have three (3) factories, three (3) storage warehouses, and our headquarters is located in Marabella which houses our operational units and wholesale division. In 2018 and 2019 respectively Kamri opened a one-of-a-kind Tempered Glass Showrooms in Marabella and Maraval, which have the largest display of tempered glass bath enclosures in numerous designs to choose from. Our core product at Kamri is tempered glass, commonly known as heat-treated glass. Tempered glass is specifically designed for use in areas with a high risk of contact and breakage. When broken, tempered glass breaks into very small pieces, making it safer than annealed glass. It is 4-5 times stronger than annealed glass and can withstand more wind, heat, and impact before breaking. Some of our products include internal glass partitions, glass railings, frameless bath enclosures with tempered glass, framed bath enclosures using chromed aluminum frames with tempered glass, custom fit glass bi-folding doors, and skylights. Now available are LED custom mirrors, Kamri "Revo Doors" 6 ft Wide by 7ft High, desktop screen barriers, and UPVC windows – all Modern. Functional. Durable. Customizable. All COVID-19 protocols are being followed to ensure that our customers and staff are safe. We have increased contactless engagement for sales inquiries and orders. We are passionate about what we do and welcome the opportunity to assist you in finding solutions tailored to your specific needs.
Lyndi's Mini Mart
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Grow it
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Folktales
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Tobago Goat Racing
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Smooches Desserts
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