Timber joinery and NZS 4211
Timber joinery is a feature of New Zealand heritage architecture and is still a relevant part of building and renovation today.
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Timber joinery is a feature of New Zealand heritage architecture and is still a relevant part of building and renovation today.
Guidance on installing insulation in steel-framed homes and under concrete slabs are among the significant updates in NZS 4246:2016.
Government’s new Building (Building Product Information Requirements) Regulations 2022 set out the information to be provided for designated building products. This will increase confidence in their use and support decision making.
Landlords will soon have to comply with healthy homes standards. If you are asked to carry out work to help with compliance, there are several information sources you will find useful.
Do you know when work is exempt from requiring a building consent? This first article in a three-part series explains exempt building work and some of the common and measurable exemptions.
Undertaking supervision of building work is an important role. All LBPs need to consider the practical and legal implications of performing this function.
This quick overview of saddle flashings at an enclosed balustrade-to-wall junction provides useful tips on correct detailing and installation.
Holes and notches, and setting out foundations have been causing issues for some builders. Let’s revisit some common problems.
Take care that pollutants such as clay and concrete waste don’t get into stormwater drains. The consequences can be severe, and resource consent inspectors visiting your site will be checking.
Reinforcing is an integral part of all concrete and concrete masonry. We review NZS 3604:2011 requirements for foundation walls in timber-framed buildings so you can get this right.