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Arabtec Modern

Construction and insulation materials, imported

Materials that carry a project from the slab to the surface

Reinforcing steel, cement, geotextile, blue board and the waterproofing and thermal range — supplied to contractors, developers and large projects on terms set out in writing.

  • Reinforcing steel
  • El Masryeen steel
  • El Askary Beni Suef cement
  • Helwan cement
  • Geotextile
  • Blue board
  • Rock Prime
  • Rock Star
  • Rock Seal 777
  • Rock Seal Elastic 777
  • Rock One

About

One supplier for the structure and the insulation

Arabtec Modern imports and supplies construction and insulation materials, carrying a range built around what contracting companies, developers and public and private projects actually order.

That covers the materials a project cannot start without — reinforcing steel and cement — alongside the waterproofing and thermal systems that decide how long the finished structure lasts.

A project needing more than one category of material deals with one supplier.

Steel racking in a materials store, loaded with bundles of bar sorted by size.

From the spec to the site

What gets drawn in section arrives on a truck

On the bill of quantities a material is a code, a hatch and a line in a schedule. On site it is tonnes being unloaded and signed for. The distance between those two is the job — scroll, and the drawing comes off.

Coils of reinforcing bar stacked together, the deformed ribs visible along each rod.

ST

Steel

Ordered by size and quantity

Reinforcing bar for structural work. Sizes and quantities are fixed in the quote, and delivery is to the project site.

Concrete units strapped and stacked on pallets in a storage yard.

CE

Cement

Ordered by quantity

El Askary Beni Suef and Helwan cement are among the products on the company list. Released in stages, following the programme.

Section

Slab to surface, from one supplier

A section through a concrete roof. Six layers, and every one of them is something on our list. This is what "more than one category on the same project" looks like once it is on site.

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Thicknesses and quantities are set by the project design.

  1. 01

    Structural slab

    The deck everything above it depends on: concrete, reinforced with bar.

    • Reinforcing steel
    • Cement
  2. 02

    Surface preparation

    A primer laid over the deck before the waterproofing system, so the next layer bonds.

    • Rock Prime
  3. 03

    Waterproofing

    The layer that keeps water out of the concrete — bituminous membrane or a cementitious system, depending on the surface.

    • Rock Star
    • Rock Seal 777
    • Rock Seal Elastic 777
  4. 04

    Thermal insulation

    Board laid over the waterproofing to cut heat transfer through the roof.

    • Blue board
  5. 05

    Separation and protection

    A fabric that separates the layers and protects the insulation while the course above it is laid.

    • Geotextile
  6. 06

    Protection course

    The final layer — the one that takes the wear and shields everything under it.

    • Cement

Project supply

Four steps between the order and the delivery

The same method whether the order is one category or four. What changes is the length of the list, not how it is handled.

01

Establish the requirement

We go through the material list for the project with you, and what each line is actually for.

02

Match the specification

Every line is matched to the product that suits it, with alternatives set out where more than one would do.

03

Supply the quantities

Agreed quantities are delivered to the project site on the dates set.

04

Follow up

We stay with the project after delivery and take the later releases against the same order.

Material quality
Products that meet the specification. No undeclared substitutions.
A clear supply
What arrives, in what quantity, and when — in writing before it moves.
Competitive pricing
A written quote for every order, itemised in full before anything moves.
Dates that hold
The delivery date is part of the agreement, not an estimate to be revisited.

From the run

The load on the road

Photographs from deliveries the company carried out, taken by its own team on site.

A line of flatbed trailers loaded with reinforcing bar on a dirt haul road.
Loaded flatbeds on the haul road
Reinforcing bar strapped and sheeted on a flatbed trailer, seen from the rear.
Bar strapped to a flatbed
A hand holding a mill tag showing grade, weight and a colour-code strip, against a bundle of bar.
Load tag: grade, weight, heat number
A blue tractor unit at the head of the convoy on a desert road.
Tractor unit at the head of the convoy

Who we supply

Who buys from us

General contracting companiesFull material lists for a project under way.
Residential and commercial developersReleased in stages, following the programme.
Infrastructure projectsSeparation, protection and insulation at volume.
Government bodies and delivery contractorsSupply against a fixed spec.
Building materials tradersQuantities for stock and resale.
Maintenance and restoration teamsInsulation and treatment for existing roofs.

Send the material list, get a quote

The clearer the list, the closer the first quote is to the final one. These four lines are what we need to price it properly.

  • Product type
  • Quantity
  • Project location
  • Delivery date required
Request a quote