Moddex's extensive range of modular handrails, barriers and balustrade systems are specifically designed for a wide range of industrial, commercial and civil applications.

Each product is pre-engineered, with many years’ research, development, design and engineering behind every pre-designed configuration. Every system has undergone rigorous testing to meet New Zealand compliance standards and the NZ Building Code which means Moddex are able to provide architects with readily available PS1’s for their systems. This gives designers peace of mind that they are always covered and avoids delays and crippling costs at the council sign-off stage.

The benefits of Moddex Modular

Unlike traditionally welded alternatives, Moddex's proprietary modular designs eliminate design and engineering costs and onsite fabrication issues while reducing installation costs and ensuring compliance. Moddex believe they are the lowest-risk supplier of barriers systems in Australia and New Zealand.

Moddex modular barrier systems give architects certainty of:

• A top-quality product
• A cost-effective option
• Compliance
• Ease of installation
• Low lifetime cost of ownership
• Design support
• Supply and parts in stock

Moddex also make it easy for architects to specify Moddex Products. They supply free downloadable BIM files to any design professional. These files are compatible with all major automated drawing software — ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, Revit, Tekla and more. Instead of manually drawing a handrail or balustrade, designers can choose the one that best suits their needs from the family of products and configure the correct sized components within their design.

Architects say the downloadable files ensure accuracy, remove risk and reflect the true geometry of the site. The products are adaptable to all purposes and Moddex offers plenty of support when needed.

Moddex believes in working as a partner throughout a project. They're here to help, whether designers need a quote, tender support or compliance advice for intended application against New Zealand Standards.