Housing construction and renovation are rapidly developing today. That is why the market for consumables for this industry is constantly growing. At the moment, the highest quality building materials are imported from other countries. Own production of dry building mixtures can compete with imported counterparts.
It is necessary
- - premises;
- - start-up capital;
- - equipment;
- - raw materials.
Instructions
Step 1
Analyze the market and decide on the direction in which you will work. You can choose one, the most popular or rare type of mixtures, or focus on several types of product at once. As a rule, it will not be profitable to open a small workshop with small volumes. Focus on multifunctional equipment that will allow you to produce mixes in an assortment.
Step 2
Find a suitable room. It is best to open a workshop in the suburbs. A big plus will be the presence of a nearby place from where you will receive the basis for the mixtures, for example, sand. Solve issues with fire protection, sewerage, heating. Despite the fact that the production is not located in the city center, access to it should not be difficult.
Step 3
Purchase equipment for the production of mixtures. Since this is the most expensive part of your business, consider leasing or buying used equipment.
Step 4
Understand the manufacturing technology. Most equipments are sold with a recipe for production. However, you yourself must have a clear understanding of all the ingredients, drying and mixing methods, organoleptic characteristics of the components and their properties. If finances permit, hire a technologist.
Step 5
Find suppliers of raw materials for dry mortar. Focus on the products most in demand in modern construction - putties, primers, plaster mixes. By choosing the right supplier, you can make an analogue of an expensive imported mixture using the rest of the cheap components.
Step 6
Order a package for packing mixtures. Come up with your own trademark and register your trademark. So you can promote your products on the market and gradually build up a regular clientele.
