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Spot marking paint colour codes for utilities The Australian colour coding system for utilities and pipe and cable locating provides a universal way for engineers, site managers and workers to be made aware of utilities that are not visible on the surface. Uniform...

Marketing with Mesh: 4 tips for using your fence as a canvas Temporary fencing provides a great place for you to advertise your brand on site. It’s a huge blank canvas that can be put to good use with a simple solution. By covering your temporary fencing in a printed...

The Ultimate Guide to Banner Mesh As one of the experts in high volume banner mesh production, we get a lot of questions, so we’ve put together the ultimate guide to banner mesh! What is banner mesh? Printed banner mesh is commonly seen covering temporary fencing...

How to stay safe when grinding A razor-sharp wheel spinning at 6500 RPM is never going to be a 100% safe tool to be around. However, there’s plenty that you can do to stay safe on site when using a grinder. Large 9” angle grinders have serious power, and safety and...

Why should you care about your formwork? Formwork is a major investment for builders and concreters. A key tool of the trade, formwork is routinely subjected to really tough environments and heavy duty use. Regardless of whether you use plywood, fibreglass, aluminium,...

Void formers are used to separate concrete slabs from unstable soils that can exert significant pressures on structural foundations. Biodegradable void formers are designed to provide temporary support for concrete during curing. Furthermore, they are designed to...

Construction site fires can quickly became catastrophic incidents when shade cloth, scaffold containment netting or fence mesh catches alight. Consequently, there has recently been a crackdown on requirements for construction contractors to use flame retardant...