The Sanifos 280GR and 610GR inground automatic lifting stations make it possible to pump residential or industrial waste water when the sewer is too high for natural gravity drainage.

Resene takes the crown for the darkest colour yet, with a stunning new black ideal for a media room or a feature wall that will benefit from the colour’s depth.

Creating more liveable and efficient spaces has never been more important. Learn how Knauf Insulation’s new range of roof, wall, and floor insulation products helps achieve compliance with the H1 New Zealand building code changes for improved energy efficiency.

As terraced housing and apartments become more prevalent in New Zealand, Winstone Wallboards has enhanced their GIB® Intertenancy Barrier Systems to meet the more complex needs of compact homes.

XTHERM Gold is Resene Construction’s latest ‘outsulation’ system designed to improve the thermal performance of new and existing properties without adding significant costs.

With bacteria, viruses and allergens constantly around us, it’s important that the air we breathe is purified to maintain a stress-free home or office.

When Jack and Zoe Williams briefed Mitchell Coll of Fabric to design their next family home, they knew he’d be up against a couple of major challenges.

The StormCell is a smart engineered system for stormwater detention, designed to reduce weight and preload or to effectively fill a void.

FMI magazine produces a bi-annual with inspiration, education and insights on industry movements and emission goal requirements.

Marley’s Stratus Design Series® range of coloured rainwater systems can really enhance a project, so why not show off your Marley style in one of their feature home articles?

Firth EcoMix and EcoMix+ concrete offers the combination of reduced embodied carbon with the highest quality standards ensuring strength, performance, appearance, and workability are maintained.

European made Ventia underlays claim to have the best breathability, absorbency and vapour transmission rate on the market, and most importantly, they don’t cost the earth.