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Key Standards of Louvre Design in New Zealand & Australia

Specifying louvres across Australasia requires an understanding of multiple overlapping standards. This guide will provide you a practical explanation of how to approach key standards that matter in your area.

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How Important is CFD when Designing Louvres?

Behind every well-designed louvre is a digital tool that predicts airflow behaviour precisely, such as Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). But how important really is it?

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How to Maintain Louvres for Maximum Lifespan and Performance

Routine cleaning and maintenance play a critical role in maximising the lifespan and performance of louvre systems. Read this guide to find out how.

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Comparing Powder Coating and Anodising for Louvre Durability

Are powder coated louvres or anodised louvres more durable?  Read this to discover the answer.

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Why is Testing Louvres for Wind Resistance and Rain Defence Important?

Our recent comparative research shows the importance of testing louvres.  If you specify ventilation louvres, you'll want to read this.  

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The Importance of Third-Party Certification for Ventilation Products

We believe you should always seek products with third-party certification and should be able to access performance data easily. This is why.  

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A Guide to Car Park Ventilation

We take a look at ventilation for different types of car parks, highlighting the key areas of consideration and requirements for ventilation solutions.

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Delivering a Game Changer

We're currently delivering Te Kaha, the new Christchurch Stadium. Due for completion in 2026, the facade contains over 3,000m2 of operable and acoustic weather louvres.

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Stairwell Ventilation in 3 to 4 Storey Walk-Up Apartments

There is an undoubted move towards developing upwards, with an increase in 3 and 4 storey walk-up apartments.  It’s generally what major urban areas do, so really is no surprise.  Yet some of the issues which come with developing upwards may surprise some.

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A Quick Guide to Passive Ventilation Systems for Industrial & Warehouse Buildings

Today, as energy costs continue to rise and we focus more on the environmental impacts of energy use, passive ventilation is once again being seen as an attractive option. But it’s not as simple as it might seem upon first glance.

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