Naturally fire-resistant terracotta is increasing in popularity as a building cladding option.

Not to be confused with composite sheet aluminium panels, Nu-Wall profiles are manufactured from solid extruded aluminium, with fine powdercoat finishes that meet the stringent fire requirements of the NZBC.

Differing from common ACM cladding options, Alpolic/fr is an Aluminium Fire Rated Cladding (AFC) product that complies with all NZ fire standards for commercial and domestic cladding.

Thermalcrete panel of 6mm has a fire resistance of 4hrs, making it an ideal substrate for exterior plaster cladding in residential and commercial construction. 

Alsynite has streamlined its translucent roofing and cladding products to make it easier to ensure that NZBC requirements are met. 

With correct design of Techlam's tongue and groove Structural Laminated Flooring, a fire resistance rating (FRRmax) of up to 150 minutes can be achieved.

The multi-service transit is a compliant solution that can save labour time and costs, contributing to delivering projects on time and within budget. 

Entrance matting fire certificates should specify the whole matting solution — including the substrate — and clearly confirm the system meets NZBC and ISO requirements. 

The recent Grenfell Tower tragedy in London highlights the importance for specifiers of ensuring the products they specify, from flooring to cladding materials, are fire-resistant.

Ezyliner FR is a fire resistant polypropylene lining suitable for interior walls and ceilings in industrial environments. 

Dimond Durolite FireGuard Natural Lighting sheeting is ideal for commercial and industrial buildings that require natural lighting and fire resistance.