HARO Flooring’s Solution to Changes to NZ Building Code E3 AS1 Relating to Timber Flooring in Wet areas (Kitchens, Laundries, Toilets/Powder Rooms) There were changes to the NZ Building Code that came into effect on 5 November 2021 for all Building Consent...
HARO Flooring now on Masterspec HARO Flooring is proud to announce a new partnership with New Zealand’s leading provider of Digital Construction Information and tools for the design and construction industry. Specifiers can now rely on Construction Information...
Cloaked in copper and clad internally in HARO engineered timber boards, Mt Isthmus Lodge near Lake Hawea treads the line between wilderness escape and luxury private hotel. Words by Camille Khouri 22 June 2021 Perched high on a 7000-acre remote alpine deer station...
The sculptural roofline form of this Lake Hawea luxury retreat is perfectly echoed in the impressive timber internal linings. Words by ArchiPro Editorial Team 07 June 2021 – 14 min read An isthmus is a narrow strip of land that separates two bodies of water—in...
19 Mar, By ArchiPro The best engineered timber flooring will last the lifetime of any project, and it will outdo most commonly used flooring products in regards to acoustic performance, thermal capacity and stability. Choosing the best product starts with the raw...
