Acoustic Plus lightweight soft-fibre ceiling tiles by Ecoplus Systems offer an ideal solution in earthquake zones.

The benefits of using lightweight cladding materials in seismic regions are obvious. Combine this knowledge with a system that has been designed in New Zealand to allow seismic movement, you have a unique solution for commercial facades.

Whether its repainting earthquake damaged buildings or applying paint systems to new buildings in earthquake prone areas, Resene has a range of paint and coating systems to suit.

Discover an architecturally designed home that is about building better and being affordable.

Industry testing is crucial for assessing the performance of architectural products but nothing provides assurance like a real life test.

Forman Building Systems introduces the new and improved Armstrong Seismic Design Guide.

Nu-Wall has been tested by BRANZ under conditions of simulated seismic activity.

GRC (Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete) is an internationally proven product for building facades with seismic considerations.

Building seismic resilience with the strength of steel.

Given the position of suspended ceilings (above our heads), it is imperative they are designed to resist the seismic forces of a building and must be installed correctly to ensure both the safety of the occupants and minimise repair post earthquake.

Over the past 30 years, Manufacturing Suppliers Limited (MSL) has been at the forefront of supplying steel hardware to the building, construction and engineering sectors throughout New Zealand.