The paints and coatings industry in Bangladesh has made significant contributions to both the housing and industrial sectors, despite facing inherent challenges.
Think about the styles you like and how you want each room to feel. Different colors can evoke different emotions. Purple is historically linked to royalty, whereas greens and blues are known for their calming effect.
The growth of the paint industry in Bangladesh primarily stems from the country’s advancements in construction and housing sectors.
The paint industry in Bangladesh thrives due to a fast-growing set of consumers who are willing to experiment and explore new things.
The paint industry in Bangladesh is on the cusp of a major growth spurt, fueled by the rapid infrastructural development sweeping across the country.
In 1866, Harry Sherwin, Alanson Osborn, and Edward Williams founded Sherwin, Williams & Co in Cleveland, Ohio, pioneering the production of ready-to-use house paint.
At its core, paint consists of three essential components: pigments, binders, and solvents. Pigments provide color and opacity, binders hold the pigments together and adhere them to surfaces, while solvents keep the paint in liquid form for application.
The Bangladesh paint industry has been undergoing significant transitions since independence. Thanks to the contributions of local paint manufacturers, taking the lead role in establishing full-fledged paint manufacturing units, mostly centered around Chittagong port city due to ease of raw materials and better connectivity by road, water, and rail across the country.
While paints and coatings bring the walls of our homes to life and create beautiful patterns, they also play a crucial role in preserving buildings and structures of national importance. Paint coats everything from interior and exterior walls to bridges, floors, furniture, and even spacecraft. It prevents rusting and corrosion, extending the life of all coated objects.
My grandfather started the domestic paint industry in Bangladesh, originally called alkatra instead of paint, which later became known as Elite Paint. Our family has been in this sector since 1952—over 70 years. Not many people in a paint brand can say that.
To offer the utmost service to their customers, paint companies in Bangladesh have integrated cutting-edge features. These innovations not only guarantee a seamless and impeccable finish but also advocate sustainability, establishing a new industry benchmark. Let this article guide you through these advancements.
Prehistoric Times (circa 100,000 BCE) First Paints: Early humans in South Africa used ochre-based paints for cave paintings.
The Bangladesh paint industry has been undergoing significant transitions since independence. Thanks to the contributions of local paint manufacturers, taking the lead role in establishing full-fledged paint manufacturing units, mostly centered around Chittagong port city due to ease of raw materials and better connectivity by road, water, and rail across the country.
At its core, paint consists of three essential components: pigments, binders, and solvents. Pigments provide color and opacity, binders hold the pigments together and adhere them to surfaces, while solvents keep the paint in liquid form for application.
In 1866, Harry Sherwin, Alanson Osborn, and Edward Williams founded Sherwin, Williams & Co in Cleveland, Ohio, pioneering the production of ready-to-use house paint.
The paint industry in Bangladesh is on the cusp of a major growth spurt, fueled by the rapid infrastructural development sweeping across the country.
The paint industry in Bangladesh thrives due to a fast-growing set of consumers who are willing to experiment and explore new things.
