Dulux offers responsible solutions for paint clean-up.

Through Recofloor, Polyflor can recycle smooth and safety installation off-cuts, smooth uplifted flooring and old stock roll-end and samples which would normally end up in landfill.

By using carpet tiles designers will already be helping the environment by creating less overall waste than other carpet options.

Ceramic tiles are long-lasting and offer excellent performance.

SlideLine M provides anti-collision plus soft-opening and soft-close integrated features for ultimate user convenience.

Potter Interior Systems offer a number of ways to effectively improve room acoustics.

The Tasman Insulation EPD provides independently verified data on the environmental impact of Pink Batts products, to help designers make informed decisions when specifying insulation.

The grant will help Asona develop its ceiling panel recycle and renew programme. 

Overcome the challenges of traditional tile floors with the drop and lock installation of Crete Multilayer Tiles by Woodland Lifestyle. 

The new flagship Porter’s Paints Showroom in Kingsland, Auckland opened late November. 

Gerard Roofs are dedicated to reducing waste through the supply of a sustainable product, as well as minimisation and recycling of any off-cuts. 

Waste collection company, Green Gorilla, not only actively collects, separates and recycles plasterboard, but also develops markets for the recycled gypsum.

Powerglide employs state-of-the-art manufacturing, inventory and delivery systems to reduce construction waste.

Marley's recycling has been so successful that waste to landfill now accounts for less than 1% of production.

Pink Batts Narrow Wall is designed to correctly fit the cavity of 400mm centre framing, effectively reducing waste. 

Overlay options allow old roofs to remain in place, minimising noise, dust, traffic pollution, and overall unnecessary waste in landfills.

Reducing waste from construction projects is not only better for the environment but is also beneficial to businesses.