Working towards the goal of avoiding, recycling or reusing 70% of their waste by Financial Year 2026, Laminex NZ recently partnered with fellow Fletcher Building business unit Iplex NZ to institute a new PVC recycling initiative.

Reduction of construction waste is one of the fundamental principles monitored closely at Architectural Metalformers.

A new era in building materials, Kaynemaile minimises environmental impact while maximising resource efficiency.

Asona Ltd, a NZ manufacturer of acoustic ceiling and wall panels is committed to sustainability and is actively working towards on-site waste reduction and environmental stewardship.

In an innovative stride towards changing the industry, GreenStuf has formed an alliance with Naylor Love, aiming to mitigate waste from landfills by launching a Takeback Programme.

Woodspan PLT was selected by architects Warren and Mahoney as the floor system in the Taranaki Base Hospital Te Huhi Raupo building.

With site-specific panel plans, pre-cut components and the recycling of any off-cuts, MAXRaft ensures minimal waste when using their insulated flooring systems.

To help address construction waste, Kingspan Thermakraft are planning to take their recycling programme a step further with a product take-back service from construction sites.

90% of Viking roofing materials can be used as an overlay option, allowing old roofs to remain in place — minimising noise, dust, traffic pollution, and overall unnecessary waste in landfills

In 2023 alone, Marley and its wider Aliaxis New Zealand group recycled a staggering 700,000kg of PVC and PE from external sources.

Leveraging New Zealand's low-carbon aluminum, UltraClad and UltraBatten by Vulcan are reshaping sustainable construction with innovative solutions.

Metro Glass has set an ambitious goal of aiding the New Zealand construction industry toward zero glass waste into landfill.

Marmox is committed to sustainability and operates under a zero-waste policy, recycling all waste materials generated during production.

BiForm's free layout design and quoting process is crucial in preventing unnecessary waste on site, while their packaging take-back programme ensure reuse of material.

With little margin for error, custom UV-coating by Bates Surfaces was the process of choice for interior veneered panels sourced from a single kahikatea log.

AFS New Zealand’s Logicwall and Rediwall permanent formwork systems are manufactured offsite, resulting in time savings and minimum waste on site.