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"In reference to the work that Cintsa Thatching completed at Cottage 11 Chintsa Chalets during January 2011. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your good, sound advice and personal interest in solving our thatching and leaking problems which we experienced over the last 3 years. As a result of your involvement, reliability and the efficiency of yourself and your staff members the job was completed to our satisfaction and with no comebacks."

Hilde Viljoen
Viljoen Prokureurs/Attorneys

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Cintsa Thatching & Roofing- Creative Designs the Natural Way

Thatch roofs, large thatching projects & thatched roof maintenance

◊ Trained & experienced team of thatchers

◊ All structural work overseen by a qualified engineer

◊ Guarantees provided on all thatching & workmanship

◊ Highest quality thatching and finishing available - Cintsa Thatching will not cut corners or costs

◊ Cintsa Thatching is a full member of the Thatchers Association of South Africa (TASA)

Why Choose Cintsa Thatching?
Why choose Cintsa Thatching?

Cintsa Thatching refuses to cut corners or costs...
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Thatchers Association of South Africa
Thatchers Association of South Africa (TASA):

Who are they & why is it important to choose a thatching contractor who is a member of TASA?
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New Blog Articles!

The Natural Look - A Guide to Incorporating Tree Trunks into Thatch Structures

Shapely tree trunks can add a really authentic, natural look to thatch structures. They are often used in game lodges and large thatch lapa's to achieve a rustic look and give the structure a bit of shape and interest, especially around entrance areas.
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Why not to buy Thatch Grass (Hyparrhenia Hirta) in the Summer...

As thatch suppliers, we have received several calls in the past few days from customers requesting sales of thatch grass (Hyparrhenia Hirta) rather than the more sturdy thatch reed that we sell all year round.  The advice that we have passed on to all is to WAIT...
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