Products
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Autodesk steps up in construction
Autodesk has acquired a number of construction solutions in the last 12 months in order to deliver a suite of products that aim to make the ... -
Honeywell makes some noise about hearing protection
Honeywell Industrial Safety (HIS) has introduced a new range of earmuffs, designed to prevent and protect noise induced hearing loss in Australian and New Zealand’s industrial ... -
Salvaged timber put to good use in communities
Flood-damaged timber from the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales has been put to good use in hundreds of public projects. The timber was donated ... -
Permeable pavers
Record levels of drought across Australia, a decrease in consistent rainfall and ongoing water restrictions throughout many parts of the country, means the ability to capture ... -
Winner of ‘Work to Win’ announced
The Stoddart Group ‘Work to Win’ promotion, as part of the company’s 60th anniversary celebrations, has been run and won with Lewis Corker, a roofing contractor in ... -
Light it up: hands-free
Ledlenser has launched a new range which marks a new era in portable lighting for any area, with each product hosting an extensive range of features ... -
Roof ventilation
Vent-A-Roof uses technology that aims to provide complete roof ventilation for residential and commercial applications. Designed for modern structures and to combat mould and mildew issues ... -
Stabila’s limited edition 1889 anniversary spirit level
To celebrate its 130-year anniversary, German measuring specialist Stabila has launched a limited-edition spirit level set. Each 1889 Anniversary Edition contains four spirit levels. Three spirit ... -
Breaking the silence on squeaky floors
Protection from the elements is the key to preventing noise pollution in new residential properties. Brihony Tulloch investigates how you can help. Squeaky floors can plague ... -
Timber industry updates messaging to your customers
The natural warmth and durability of timber is something building designers, builders and carpenters are drawn to. But that doesn’t mean the sector can sit on ...
