Low pitched roof design often requires internal gutters with drainage systems to quickly and efficiently remove rainwater. With a range of options on the market, its good to understand the subtle differences and best design practices.

A guide to helping your clients combine the superior security of the Schlage Encode lock with the great convenience of Amazon Alexa.

Viking Roofspec has a solution to suit all low-slope roofing preferences and situations.

ClearVue by PSP is a strong and lightweight roofing system that provides protection from sun, wind and snow; without compromising on style.

APT only supplies products that are safe to specify, fabricate, install, and repair, including Corian Solid Surface and FENIX.

Woodland Lifestyle offers hybrid and laminate timber-look floors that can be installed to meet the requirements of NZBC E3/AS1 for wet areas.

The latest in wood treatment has transformed a cost-effective wall and ceiling lining into a product that architects and designers are specifying in high-end projects.

This elegantly designed inner dividing system is the key to specifying drawers that keep everything in its place.

Cosentino’s commitment to sustainability and wellbeing is changing the face of the surface-design industry.

Hometech and Solatube both use the same BRANZ appraised proprietary flashings which have a 10-year leak proof guarantee.

Although “positive slope to drain" is the recommended solution for roofs and decks, roof membrane assembly doesn't have to be always sloped especially with Protected Membrane Roofs (PMR).

The increase in insulation requirements brings challenges with it, especially in low pitched and skillion roof designs due to the restricted air movement in the roof cavity.

Metalcraft's new Warm Roof Guide has been developed to help you meet the new H1 Energy Efficiency standards — get your copy now.

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With housing roof R-values set to increase to R6.60 (H1/AS1) on 1 May 2023, how will you meet the challenge of insulating low pitch roofs? Small spaces simply can’t accommodate the bulk insulation and ventilation space required.

All Dimond Roofing profiles are suitable for low pitch roofing, and range from a minimum pitch of 3° to 8° but the stars of the range are, LT7, Dimondek 400 and Dimondek 630.

Having already achieved R-values from 2.6 to 5.6 in residential and light commercial projects across NZ, MAXSlab is a proven solution for floors on good ground at any perimeter ratio.

An innovative roofing solution that delivers superior condensation absorption and enhanced ventilation, Dridex helps to create warmer, drier and healthier New Zealand homes.

Southland Maple Beech, also known as Silver Beech in New Zealand, is Timberline’s interior feature timber of choice.

Roofing Industries brings the corrugate aesthetic to low pitch roof design with True Oak Corrugate suitable for roof pitches down to 4 degrees, and True Oak Deep for roof pitches as low as 3 degrees.