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Originating in the 1920s and flourishing until the 1940s, Art Deco is characterized by its luxurious and sophisticated styles. It blended fine craftsmanship with mass production, making high design accessible to a broader audience.
BLOG Why No Added Silica Matters: The Weathertex Difference Silica has become one of the biggest work health and safety conversations in the Australian construction industry. For builders and tradespeople, understanding which products contain crystalline silica, and what happens when silica-containing materials are cut, drilled, ground or sanded is becoming increasingly important. When […]
BLOG Outdoor Cladding Panels: Types, Materials & Design Ideas Outdoor cladding panels play a vital role in modern architectural design, offering both practical protection and visual impact. From shielding your home from harsh weather to enhancing street appeal, the right panel can completely transform your exterior. Among the top choices in Australia, Weathertex’s Weathergroove […]
Order a FREE sample Today ! BLOG Best Practices for Cutting Weathertex Cladding Whether you’re a professional builder or tackling your next DIY project, cutting Weathertex cladding correctly is essential, not only for achieving clean, accurate results but also for maintaining a safe working environment. Weathertex products are manufactured from natural Australian hardwood […]
BLOG The revival of Art Deco Architecture Originating in the 1920s and flourishing until the 1940s, Art Deco is characterized by its luxurious and sophisticated styles. It blended fine craftsmanship with mass production, making high design accessible to a broader audience. With the resurgence of interest in environmental awareness and sustainable building practices, the revival […]
BLOG Best Practices for Cutting Weathertex Cladding Whether you’re a professional builder or tackling your next DIY project, cutting Weathertex cladding correctly is essential, not only for achieving clean, accurate results but also for maintaining a safe working environment. Weathertex products are manufactured from natural Australian hardwood fibres and are non-hazardous in their intact […]
BLOG Weathertex Earns Platinum NaturePositive+ Rating of 153% If you’ve specified Weathertex before, you probably already know we don’t do things by halves. So it won’t surprise you that we’ve gone and done it again – this time earning a Platinum NaturePositive+ Declaration Rating of 153% from Global GreenTag International. First in Australia. Another world […]
BLOG The New Shape of New Zealand Construction For decades, prefabricated construction sat at the edges of New Zealand’s building industry, associated with temporary classrooms, transportable cabins, and remote-site accommodation. Today, that perception is rapidly changing. Across Aotearoa, prefab and modular construction are emerging as practical solutions to the country’s housing shortages, labour constraints, rising […]
Building or renovating near the coast offers incredible lifestyle benefits, but it also presents unique challenges for exterior materials.
Over the past decade, the circular economy has evolved from a conceptual sustainability goal into a practical priority across the Australian construction industry.
Over the past decade, the circular economy has evolved from a conceptual sustainability goal into a practical priority across the Australian construction industry.
Over the past decade, the circular economy has evolved from a conceptual sustainability goal into a practical priority across the construction industry.
Architects, builders, and even homeowners are increasingly turning toward designing spaces that go beyond technical standards of legislation, ergonomics, and environmental comfort
Discover why curved cladding is transforming New Zealand architecture. From coastal aesthetics to modern design trends, explore how fluid lines and organic shapes are redefining the Kiwi home.
In an era where sustainable building performance is becoming the new benchmark, Passive House (Passivhaus) design stands out as one of the world’s most rigorous and respected energy standards.
In an era where sustainable building performance is becoming the new benchmark, Passive House (Passivhaus) design stands out as one of the world’s most rigorous and respected energy standards.
Across Australia and New Zealand, residential and multi-residential projects are embracing a noticeable shift in façade design. Brick remains a trusted and familiar choice, but it’s no longer the only material shaping contemporary streetscapes.
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