The seismic performance of XLam's Cross Laminated Timber was tested during the earthquake which shook the newly built Kaikoura District Council building.

Since changes to seismic design requirements for suspended ceilings (NZS1170.5), Forman has invested in understanding the implications and providing effective solutions.

Masons are at the forefront of brick veneer strengthening with their high-performance brick essentials product range.

To achieve optimal framing and bracing design efficiency, Winstone Wallboards recommends the use of the GIBFix Framing System used in conjunction with GIB EzyBrace Systems.

T&R Interior Systems are proud to advocate for safer ceilings and recent seismic events strengthen this resolve.

All suspended ceilings must now be designed to withstand Ultimate Limit State level earthquakes in order to comply with Clause B1/ VM1 of the NZ Building Code.

Triboard housing has proven strength and performance during earthquake and hurricane conditions.

With NZ's unique geology, performance to withstand seismic forces is critical to all New Zealand buildings; James Hardie offers insight into smart, lightweight solutions.