EUROFLO® slotted pipe onboard for KiwiRail's Papakura to Pukekohe Electrification Project A significant project is currently underway to extend electrification of Auckland’s metro rail network between Papakura and Pukekohe — and EUROFLO® slotted pipe has been selected for the project drainage alongside the railway track. The ultimate...
DO YOU NEED CONSENT FOR YOUR CULVERT IN A RIVER OR STREAM? National Environmental Standards for Freshwater (NES-F) regulations now apply to a range of structures — including culverts — in New Zealand rivers, streams and connected areas. The regulations have been introduced because many of...
Kaituna Romney sheep are fertile, hardy hill country sheep, much like the 800 hectares of rolling green pasture they live on. Kaituna Ridges is no ordinary stud farm, looking down from the ridges you can see the peaceful Kaituna River winding its way towards the Pelorus...
EUROFLO® HDPE pipes chosen for Bay of Plenty subdivision due to “ease of use” A new Bay of Plenty beachside subdivision with more than 40 lots complete and 40 more underway is using EUROFLO® HDPE pipes for the site’s stormwater drainage. Delta Contracting is lead contractor for the...
Lower costs, faster timelines: New 200-lot residential development in Gisborne using EUROFLO® for stormwater drainage Development of a 20Ha fully master-planned community is underway in Gisborne and EUROFLO® pipes have been selected for the project’s stormwater drainage. Oakview is Gisborne’s largest development in over a decade and...
An ambitious project being led by the Carterton District Council (CDC) is improving the treatment of the district’s urban wastewater — and the use of strong, large diameter 800mm EUROFLO® pipes is ensuring the benefits will last for decades to come.“Carterton District Council is upgrading...
MAINTAINING NATURAL STREAM FLOWS IN INSTREAM STRUCTURES FOR GOOD FISH PASSAGE Fish passage guidelines look complex but this P&F Global white paper outlines the simple concepts you need to follow to design instream structures that comply with regulations. To design an instream structure that complies with regulatory...
HOW TO MANAGE STORMWATER DRAINAGE ON A SLOPE New Zealand’s landscape is dominated by hills, gullies and mountain ranges, which is why developing stormwater drainage solutions for sloping land is a common challenge. Land on an incline is easily eroded by heavy rainfall and fast-flowing stormwater, but...
27 January 2022 - New Zealand is currently operating at the COVID-19 Red setting. Specific procedures have been put in place to protect our staff and customers from COVID-19. These procedures follow the Government guidelines on working from home wherever possible, wearing masks, hygiene, signing in,...
When it came time to upgrade the Kelso Grove stormwater pipe in the Wellington region, the main challenge facing the engineers was designing a drainage solution that would work for the steep gully slope. The pipe they selected needed to be suitable for gravity drainage and...
