Dimond Roofing Partners with The Current Place for Woolshed Restoration

The couple have established a large following through their content which is focused on doing it yourself where you can living sustainably.

“We put a lot of consideration into who we wanted to work with — Dimond Roofing share the same values as us when it comes to sustainability,” says Nikora.

Taylor agrees: “What I loved the most was that Dimond Roofing supports The Kea Conservation Trust; when we were down in the South Island, I fell in love with the kea, which is now an endangered species with only 7,000 left in the wild.”

The Current Place has created a series of videos across YouTube, Tiktok and Instagram showing the progress of their Woolshed’s re-roofing journey.

It’s been a match made in heaven, as the couple’s woolshed will take shape using Dimond Roofing products.

“Partnering with the Current Place seemed like a no-brainer – they are advocates for the new wave of homeowners who hold sustainability at the heart of what they do. Starting 2023 off with the partnership we have with The Current Place has been a highlight for Dimond,” says Jasmin Pakura, Dimond Roofing.

But it’s not the only exciting thing on the cards for Dimond Roofing. Fletcher Steel is celebrating 100 years this year, and as a Fletcher Steel brand, it’s a great time for Dimond Roofing to reflect on how much it has grown as a business and a leading sustainability focused brand since joining the Fletcher Steel family.

“The growth we see today reinforces that we’re not just another steel company that supplies roofing," says Pakura. We are a company that cares about our people, supports our communities and is doing the best we can for a better tomorrow, all while supplying high end and quality roofing and cladding material."

Learn more about Dimond's Roofing's sustainability initiatives

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Corrugate’s wide sheet cover, rapid fixing and low material cost make it an economical choice of roof and wall cladding material.

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Minimum Pitch: 8° (approx 1:7)

Dimond long run metal roofing and cladding is intended for use in constructing the building envelope for commercial buildings and residential buildings subject to the limitations listed below.

Attention to the following details is required to ensure the expected system performance is achieved:

The selection of the type and grade of sheeting material and fasteners must be based on the life expectancy required and the severity of the external and internal environments.
Correct choice of breather type or vapour barrier underlay to suit the building environment.
Site storage that keeps product dry and protected from damage.
Sheeting handling that prevents surface damage.
Avoidance of excessive spans or insufficient fasteners for the expected loads.
Correct placement and flashing of penetrations through the roof.
Correct layout and installation of the sheeting, underlay and netting.
Allowance for thermal expansion and contraction.
Sufficient roof pitch to permit complete surface water drainage.
Control of allowable contact with dissimilar materials.
Awareness and implementation of maintenance requirements, particularly for surfaces not washed by natural rainfall.
Correct choice of material for collection of drinking water from a Zincalume or colour finished roof is required.

Test information available from Pacific Coilcoaters and BHP NZ Steel, and past history of use of long run metal roofing and cladding products in New Zealand indicate that, provided the product use and maintenance is in line with the guidelines contained in the current literature referenced, Dimond long run metal roofing & wall cladding systems can be expected to meet the performance criteria in clause B2 and E2 of the New Zealand Building Code, for a period of not less than 15 years.

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