When it comes to home building or renovating, everyone wants to incorporate materials that look great, stand up to the elements, and help create a comfortable space, without a ton of upkeep. That’s why an increasing number of Kiwi homeowners are choosing aluminium for
Keeping a home looking great without spending weekends up to your elbows in repairs? That’s the dream, right? Enter aluminium joinery: a go-to for NZ homeowners who want to cut down on maintenance without giving up on style. With its sleek design, durability, and
Tired of seeing your power bill climb month after month? You’re not alone. With energy prices creeping up, New Zealand residents are on the lookout for practical ways to save energy without losing the comfort of a warm home in winter or a cool
Misty bedroom windows and damp curtains are more than just minor wintertime annoyances. Condensation on window panes are often indicative of hidden problems that if left unchecked, can lead to major structural damage. It may seem like condensation only happens in the winter because
Aluminium joinery has a number of advantages including durability, longevity and easy maintenance. These qualities have made it the preferred choice for homeowners in New Zealand. In addition to influencing the appearance of your space, joinery also has a practical role to play. It
Condensation on the windows of your home is not good – neither for you and your family, and not for the house itself. Aside from the annoyance of leaving wetness and reducing visibility, condensation is also a health hazard and can mean expensive repairs.
Reportedly 40% of heat loss in winters and 80% solar gains during summers occur through your windows. Even with a good cooling and heating system, this heat flow is not ideal. How does double glazing work? Double glazing your window frames creates a vacuum
Passive ventilation is the natural system of ventilation taking fresh air from outside and allowing it to circulate throughout your home. It has a host of benefits for your health, home, and life. Breathing fresh air is something we can’t take for granted. With
Durability, longevity and strength are key factors that an architect and builder will consider when choosing window framing materials. And aluminium ticks all the right boxes for homes in NZ. It is essential to factor in local climate conditions when building or renovating a
