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Latest News - 28 January, 2010

CCANZ Concrete magaizne

  • Northern Gateway Wins 2009 Concrete3 Sustainability Award
  • Concrete Society 2009 Concrete Awards
  • Concrete Protection for KiwiRail Substations
  • Precast Concrete Controls the Skies
  • RISE UP: Medium Rise Structural Frame Costing Study
  • New State-of-the-Art Batching Plant on “Greenfields” Site
  • Dressed in a Delicate Concrete Curtain
  • Perceptium: The Form of Concrete
  • Polpo: Designer Modular Concrete Furniture

Concrete - December 2009


Cement & Concrete Demands - Activities and Trends

Produced with input from the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER), the purpose of this recently produced economic report is two-fold:

  • To evaluate the effect of current economic indicators on present and future demands for cement and concrete
  • To collate and report on a range of cement and concrete industry metrics

The report looks at the macro economic environment's impact on the demand for cement and concrete products.

Cement and Concrete Demands - Activities and Trends


Updated CCANZ IB39 Fibre Reinforced Concrete

As a result of developments in fibres and Fibre Reinforced Concrete (FRC) CCANZ IB39 Fibre Reinforced Concrete has recently been updated.

By outlining the different fibre types and different fibre reinforced concretes commonly available in New Zealand, the bulletin seeks to assist understanding of the properties, appropriate testing and the degree of quality control/assurance necessary to ensure that concrete design requirements are satisfied.

IB39 Fibre Reinforced Concrete


Updated CCANZ Position on Public Policy Issues - June 2009

As there are a number of significant policy issues currently affecting the New Zealand building and construction sector, CCANZ has updated the document - New Zealand Concrete Industry Position on Public Policy Issues.

By summarising the Government’s policy platform relating to a number of key sector issues such as housing affordability, infrastructure investment, emissions trading and building regulation, and presenting the industry’s position on them, the document seeks to inform further discussion and associated policy development.

New Zealand Concrete Industry Position on Public Policy Issues


Floor Coverings Information Bulletin

CCANZ receives numerous calls asking about the appropriate time to overlay concrete slabs with moisture sensitive flooring materials. To provide guidance to designers, specifiers and contractors, CCANZ has developed IB91 Applying Moisture-sensitive Floor Coverings and Adhesives to Concrete Slabs.

The IB outlines how moisture in concrete slabs can cause problems to moisture-sensitive floor coverings and adhesives. The IB also stresses the importance of understanding the sources of moisture in a concrete slab, the correct design of slabs, the Building Code and Specification requirements, and the measurement and testing methods.

IB91 Applying Moisture-sensitive Floor Coverings and Adhesives to Concrete Slabs



August Issue of Grey Matters

This month's issue of Grey Matters includes information on the following:

  • RED Book Section C seminar
  • CCANZ sponsored Environmental Concrete Seminar - with Professor Koji Sakai
  • New Zealand Standards Update - NZS 3106 & NZS 4218

Is someone else in your organisation interested in receiving Grey Matters? Then please email us their contact details and we will add them to our database or alternatively they can subscribe online.

To view this issue click here

Past issues can be viewed on the Archive page.


CCANZ voices regular opinion in New Zealand Construction News magazine

Since early 2007 CCANZ has commented on topical issues in the national trade publication New Zealand Construction News.

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