We meet at the Botrose workshop space in Britzfontein. Whether you're coming for a build night or want to drop off a broken chassis for advice, here's how to find us and get in touch.
7766 thandi Squares Suite 537
Britzfontein, NC 2225
The workshop is on the ground floor of the Thandi Square complex, near the main parking entrance. If you're coming by car, there's free parking behind the building. The nearest bus stop is about a five-minute walk on Britzfontein Road.
Call or message us during workshop hours:
+27(15)6686236
info@botrose.com
Build nights happen every second Thursday from 18:00. Bring your own project or just come to watch and ask questions. New members are always welcome.
Whether it is a chassis that keeps tipping over, a motor driver that gets too hot, or a sensor reading you cannot make sense of, drop us a line. We read every message and usually reply within a day or two with practical suggestions.
Prefer to describe your issue in detail? Paste your code or a photo link in the message field.
If you are in South Africa, mention your city. It helps us point you to local suppliers or meetups.
For quick answers, call us at +27(15)6686236 during workshop hours.
Whether you are stuck on a motor driver wiring issue, want to share a build log, or are looking for advice on sourcing parts locally, the Botrose community is open. Drop us a message and we will point you to the right thread or member.
Replies usually come within a day or two. For urgent troubleshooting, check the forum first, since chances are someone already hit the same problem with their chassis or sensor kit.
7766 thandi Squares Suite 537
Britzfontein, NC 2225
We do not keep regular walk-in hours, but members sometimes meet here to test builds and swap parts.
Prefer email for detailed questions about a specific project. Phone works best for quick supplier or meetup queries.
The forum is active most evenings and weekends. Moderators check in daily, and build logs usually get comments within a few hours.
For local meetup ideas and part sourcing talk, the South Africa threads are the busiest. Introduce yourself and mention what you are building.