
Marrakech medina
Private hammams and wellness bays built inside Marrakech medina riads: hand access only, thick pisé walls, pro…
Read more →Tangier is where our European equipment lands. Tanger Med handles eleven million containers a year and clears in six to twenty-four hours on the fast-track scheme — which makes lead times here the shortest in Morocco.

A Finnish heater ordered for a Tangier project can be on site within days of the vessel berthing. Inland, add the road leg; in a landlocked country, add weeks. We pass that through as a shorter programme rather than a lower price, because the price is what it is.
It also means we can carry less stock and still respond quickly to a failure here — a replacement element is a day away rather than a fortnight.
Tangier's salt load is real but gentler than the Atlantic corniche, and the wind is less relentless. We still specify stainless throughout and a ventilated cavity, but glass can face the water here in a way it cannot at Aïn Diab.
The Tangier medina has the same hand-access constraints as Marrakech's, on steeper ground. Malabata and the newer developments are ordinary vehicle-access sites with modern slabs, and the two are priced completely differently.
Yes, materially. Tanger Med clears in 6–24 hours under the expedited scheme and it is on the doorstep.
Gentler, but present. Stainless fixings and a ventilated cavity are still non-negotiable.

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