Steeledale Reinforcing prides itself as the oldest and largest reinforcing steel supplier and subcontractor in southern Africa. It says it has been involved in the vast majority of all major construction projects over the last 60 years. Trading as Steeledale Reinforcing & Trading in Namibia, the company says it operates sophisticated reinforcing yards in southern Africa, with computerized machines and planning techniques that ensure accurate and timeous deliveries on site. In Namibia, like elsewhere in the region branches and deports are manned and managed by dedicated, highly trained and experienced people to ensure competitive prices and competent service on any project.

Steeledale Reinforcing is primarily engaged in the supply of cut and bend reinforcing steel top the building and civil engineering industries, as well as the on-site management and fixing of the reinforcing steel subcontract through subcontractors.
It says it also specializes in detailing rebar to engineering designs, supplying special bent reinforcing for use in various mine support activities and mesh reinforcing.
Steeledale Reinforcing grew from a merger in November 2000 of two established companies in the reinforcing industry, Steeledale Reinforcing & Trading Company and Amalgamated Reinforcing Contractors.
It says its client base is in the civil engineering and building industry, government and semi state organizations.
It works closes in close association with sister companies Steeledale Mesh, a company manufacturing all types of reinforcing and special meshes, and Armsteele Systems, a specialist engineering subcontractor in the field of prestressing and post tensioning.Autonomous provincial head offices and factories under the control of long serving, experienced managers are located in Cape Town, Durban, Welkom and Gauteng in South Africa.
In turn, regional head offices control factories in most major cities and towns throughout South Africa, offering the complete service of supply, cutting, bending and fixing of reinforcing steel and mesh.
Through Armsteele International, the company’s continental presence is maintained via operations in Namibia, Lesotho and Botswana.