Nurajacks help create a safe, seamless entry into homes and commercial buildings.

Healthy living starts from the outside. Due its closed pore surface, Trespa Meteon does not support bacterial growth and is easy to clean and maintain.

Polysafe Verona is one of 10 ranges in Polyflor's safety vinyl and was developed to meet the requirements of those living with dementia.

Use of contrasting colours can help people use and navigate a space.

Roofing Industries' Technical/Architectural Advisor, David Eccles Hall, works with NZ architects to not only ensure drawings and specs meet NZBC requirements, but also to assist with new innovative approaches to design. 

A useable home needs to be designed to meet the changing needs of people of different ages and abilities.

Reduce eye fatigue and falls by providing natural daylight with Solatube tubular skylights.

Level threshold access to buildings is essential for disabled and elderly occupants. Allproof have multiple systems that address the key features set out in E2/AS1 7.3.2 and Figure 17B, providing fully compliant solutions.

Blum asks Lifemark some essential questions on Universal Design for accessibility.

Specifying the right products for accessible bathrooms is an important decision. MacDonald Industries' product range covers every requirement and will help ensure bathroom projects are safe, functional and meet NZS4121 standards.

Find out how PDL by Schneider Electric solutions can help increase accessibility in building and renovation projects.

Heritage Carpets brings a variety of online and digital design tools — available at architects' fingertips or an easy phone call away.

Considerations for specifying door hardware on accessible bathroom and shower doors to ensure compliance with the NZ standards and the NZBC.

Most public and commercial bathrooms require an accessible toilet to be included in the layout. KerMac Industries provides accessible cubicles in all KerMac designs.

Hideaway Bins have two core product features that enable their waste bin systems to be positioned in the optimum place for accessibility.

Non-porous Corian Solid Surface is easy to clean, maximising the effectiveness of disinfectant — making it an incredibly hygienic surface for use in commercial and residential applications.

Making entranceways deeper ensures easier adjustment to changes in ambient light, and, in the case of wind lobbies, enough space for wheelchairs to navigate two sets of doors.

Creating an up-to-spec, accessible living space is as simple as paying attention to new product innovation in the joinery industry.