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Most Australians are already familiar with PoE cables as they are commonly used to power wireless devices around homes and office buildings. But soon PoEs could also used to power, monitor and control the lighting systems in our commercial office spaces.
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Underestimating the impact the hot water system can have on the sustainability and aesthetics of the finished home can have short and long-term consequences.
Product guide investigates the role of protective coatings on concrete, different types and where to get them.
No longer reserved for just large-scaled sports stadiums, retractable roofing systems are fast becoming a hot commodity for restaurants and hospitality venues to maximise on space and create dynamic social atmospheres for customers.
There is a massive range of concrete coating products available that fulfil the role of protecting the substrate, and now there is one more: Polyurethane Methacrylate.
We are not foolproof. Getting from A to B is slower with each of our passing years and with an ageing population design and product needs for access and mobility will only grow.
There has been rapid improvement in energy storage technology in recent years and the economic viability of batteries for use in buildings is also improving.
Solar panels plus storage systems are about to go mainstream, big-time the pundits say, transforming the look of Australia's rooftops and electricity industry along the way. Here’s how.
There are a number of questions specifiers should ask before selecting a flooring product for spaces subject to high foot traffic, particularly on the points of slip-resistance, longevity and maintenance.
Whether it’s for aesthetic purposes or to control light and glare levels in a building, perforated brickwork patterns have seen extensive use throughout history and continue to be specified today all across Australia.
Precast concrete offers durable, flexible solutions for floors, walls and roofs in almost every type of domestic construction however most structures still require a protective coating.
The high-tech bathroom is one that a rising number of Australian homeowners probably wouldn’t mind owning.
