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5 Jun 2024
Manor Homes: Pioneering Steel Framed Modular Homes
Manor Homes, a family-owned business in New South Wales, Australia, has been offering transportable homes for 30 years. Specialising in modular homes for rural lifestyle blocks, they transitioned from timber to steel framing to better serve their customers. This strategic shift, in partnership with FRAMECAD, has improved efficiency, design flexibility, and construction quality, setting a new standard in the industry.
7 Feb 2024
Salvation Army volunteer team takes Kiwi modular housing solution, EasyBuild, to Tonga – builds quality home in just 12 days!
A team of 15 volunteers from The Salvation Army New Zealand recently travelled to Kolovai, Tonga,
to build and complete an EasyBuild home, with the team largely completing the home in just 12 days
on site.
6 Sept 2023
Healthy plasterboard, healthy homes and a healthy environment
Winstone Wallboards has made some big steps forward over the last 15 years to ensure as an organisation, we make better use of our existing materials to reduce, reuse and recycle where we can. Ultimately, we’re focused on contributing positively towards the creation of healthier homes in New Zealand as well as reducing our impact on the environment.
22 Jun 2023
Managing the biggest change in a century while delivering the same innovative plasterboard for Kiwi homes
As the organisation approaches a near 100-year history of producing plasterboard in New Zealand, we’re building towards another century of innovation with our new $400 million manufacturing and distribution centre in Tauriko, Tauranga due to open later this year.
4 May 2023
Builtin Launches New 3-in-1 Insurance Cover for Modular, Relocatable and Tiny House Builders
One of the biggest challenges for businesses involved in the construction of tiny homes, cabins, relocatable homes, modular dwellings or using other offsite, modern methods of construction is making sure there are no gaps in their insurance coverage.