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Lanseria Corporate Estate 615/616 Lanseria Corporate Estate, Cnr Pelidaba (R512) & Amelia Roads, Lanseria, 1739 GPS Coordinates: S 250 57’ 133” E 270 54’ 949” Tel: 011 708 6158 I web: www.cleanheatsolar.com From Pretoria • Take N14 towards Krugersdorp • Take the R512 (Pelindaba Road), Lanseria Airport off Ramp • Turn right onto R512 (Pelindaba Road) towards the Lanseria Airport • Pass 2 traffic lights • Pass Shumba Valley on your right. • Take next turn right into Lanseria Coporate Estate. • Enter the security boom gates continue straight • Enter the traffic circle and take 4th Left. You will be now driving towards the entrance/exit to Lanseria Coporate Estate. • Clean Heat Energy Saving Solutions and Clean Heat Academy will be the second building on your left. From Johannesburg • Take the M1 North towards Pretoria. • At the Buccleuch interchange take N1 Werstern Bypass towards Roodepoort. • Pass the Rivonia and William Nicol off-ramps • Take Malibongwe Road off • Turn right on Malibongwe Drive • Continue onto Pelindaba Road • Pass Cosmo City and go over the N14 Highway • Pass 2 traffic lights • Pass Shumba Valley Lodge on your right. • Take next turn right into Lanseria Coporate Estate. • Enter the security boom gates continue straight • Enter the traffic circle and take 4th Left. You will be now driving towards the entrance/exit to Lanseria Coporate Estate. • Clean Heat Energy Saving Solutions and Clean Heat Academy will be the second building on your left. From Johannesburg International Airport • Take the R24 direction towards Johannesburg • At Gilloolys interchange take N3 North Direction towards Pretoria • Pass Linksfield, London and Marlboro off-ramps • At the Buccleuch interchange continue straight onto the N1 Werstern Bypass towards Roodepoort. • Pass the Rivonia and William Nicol off-ramps • Take Malibongwe Road off • Turn right on Malibongwe Drive • Continue onto Pelindaba Road • Pass Cosmo City and go over the N14 Highway • Pass 2 traffic lights • Pass Shumba Valley Lodge on your right. • Take next turn right into Lanseria Coporate Estate. • Enter the security boom gates continue straight • Enter the traffic circle and take 4th Left. You will be now driving towards the entrance/exit to Lanseria Coporate Estate. • Clean Heat Energy Saving Solutions and Clean Heat Academy will be the second building on your left. From Roodepoort • Take N1 North towards Pretoria • Take Malibongwe Road off • Keep left onto Malibongwe Drive • Continue onto Pelindaba Road • Pass Cosmo City and go over the N14 Highway • Pass 2 traffic lights • Pass Shumba Valley Lodge • Take next turn right into Lanseria Coporate Estate. • Enter the security boom gates continue straight • Enter the traffic circle and take 4th Left. You will be now driving towards the entrance/exit to Lanseria Coporate Estate. • Clean Heat Energy Saving Solutions and Clean Heat Academy will be the second building on your left. .

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