Cyclone Resilience

the benefits of Resilient Design and Build for floods

Cyclone Resilient Benefits

Cyclone Resilient Benefits

Cyclone Resilient Benefits

Corrosion Resistance

Resilience against mould and material degradation

Resilience against wind-borne debris

Resistance against internal and external wind pressures

Resilience against wind-driven rain water

Reducing the overall damage caused in all cyclone categories

Cyclone Resilient Features

Cyclone Resilient Benefits

Cyclone Resilient Benefits

Robust balustrade

High-performance mesh screens

Air-pressure relief

Cyclone-rating fixings

Outdoor storage

Reinforced materials

We comply with

National Construction Code; Volume 2: Building Code of Australia, Class 1 and Class 10 Buildings, Australian Building Codes Board, Canberra.

AS 4055 Wind Loads for Housing. Standards Australia, Sydney, NSW.

HB 39 Installation code for metal roof and wall cladding. Standards Australia, Sydney, NSW

AS/NZS 1170.2 Structural design actions Part 2: Wind actions. Standards Australia, Sydney NSW, Australia.

AS 1684.3 Residential timber-framed construction – Cyclonic areas. Standards Australia, Sydney, NSW, Australia.

AS 2050 Installation of roof tiles. Standards Australia, Sydney, NSW

HB 132.2 Structural upgrading of older homes – Part 2: Cyclone areas. Standards Australia, Sydney, NSW

AS/NZS 4505 Garage doors and other large access doors Standards Australia, Sydney, NSW