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Managing moisture effectively is one of the most critical aspects of constructing durable and long-lasting brick veneer and concrete block walls. In New Zealand, builders face a unique combination of climatic challenges: from heavy rainfall and high humidity in the north to colder, wetter conditions in the south. Temperature fluctuations, wind-driven rain, and prolonged damp […]
Since the devastating Christchurch earthquake in 2011 and the 2016 Kaikōura event, New Zealand’s approach to concrete building safety has changed dramatically. These disasters exposed weaknesses in many structures and inspired a wave of research, updated rules, and practical solutions designed to better protect lives and property. Evolving Building Codes and Assessment Standards New Zealand’s […]
The Brick and Blocklayers Federation of New Zealand (BBFNZ) is introducing new initiatives to drive cohesiveness within the masonry trades, says chief executive Melanie McIver. “Fragmentation has been an issue for the Federation, given we have 14 independent regional associations, as well as the Masonry Manufacturers Council under our umbrella, with each setting their own […]
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