About Palace
Shopfitters
Trusted by our commercial clients for almost three decades, Palace is committed to providing you with solutions for the built environment.
our values
Honesty
Like any good structure, anything built requires a solid foundation. Trust us.
TEAMWORK
We honor how the team comes together to provide our clients with the best.
relationships
Palace places emphasis on building with the contractor and the client.
OUR PROMISE TO YOU:
We take the time to understand your needs and develop solutions to meet or exceed them.
Est 1992.
At Palace Shopfitters, we don’t just build and install our products, we create Visual Experiences in your environment.
Our mission is to ensure our clients have great customer experiences. We do this by providing exemplary products and services, from concept to completion, across every aspect of the business
We do any type of ceiling and partition at a commercial level. We don’t offer domestic installations, only retail and commercial spaces.
Only done according to what an architect/professional team has given the client. Done according to specifications.
we are Accredited
IN REMEMBRANCE
Late Founder Ivan Reddy
passionate about transformation within the construction industry.
When I first started in construction 10 years ago, I had no on-site experience. My internship was office-bound which offered no technical education.
It was very intimidating to walk onto a site that was male-dominated. Not knowing what to say or how to not seem ignorant.
At first, I was very reserved and didn’t say much, trying to soak up as much info as I could. Starting off in this company I was able to gain some technical experience which helped my confidence.
Working in a male-dominated industry the older generation don’t always take well to young females. They often try to dominate the situation and leave little or less room for your input or suggestions.
In one incident a site agent yelled at me so badly I burst into tears. I don’t have to tell you how much worse it made it and the stereotypes continued.
Eventually, I was thrown into the deep end, where I had no choice but to take charge. Confidence is key. With help from my peers, I gained valuable technical knowledge and still learn every day. It’s great to also see how the industry has had an influx of females who hold a vast array of degrees and diplomas and work with them on a daily basis.
Rebuilding the south african workforce.
WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION:
Our director Meloshnie Reddy
passionate about transformation within the construction industry.
When I first started in construction 10 years ago, I had no on-site experience. My internship was office-bound which offered no technical education.
It was very intimidating to walk onto a site that was male-dominated. Not knowing what to say or how to not seem ignorant.
At first, I was very reserved and didn’t say much, trying to soak up as much info as I could. Starting off in this company I was able to gain some technical experience which helped my confidence.
Working in a male-dominated industry the older generation don’t always take well to young females. They often try to dominate the situation and leave little or less room for your input or suggestions.
In one incident a site agent yelled at me so badly I burst into tears. I don’t have to tell you how much worse it made it and the stereotypes continued.
Eventually, I was thrown into the deep end, where I had no choice but to take charge. Confidence is key. With help from my peers, I gained valuable technical knowledge and still learn every day. It’s great to also see how the industry has had an influx of females who hold a vast array of degrees and diplomas and work with them on a daily basis.