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Moddex
Moddex worked with Cairns Connect JV to design, manufacture and supply our proprietary balustrading systems with disability access for one of Australia’s largest pedestrian bridges.
NEWS
Safetyline Jalousie
This year, under the theme of ‘The Air We Share’, we want to focus on how indoor air quality can affect students in classrooms and how and how we can help tackle the issue at Safetyline Jalousie.
TIPS
Safetyline Jalousie
When specifying safety glass for construction projects, there are two options that are recommended: laminated glass and toughened glass. At first glance, these two types may seem indistinguishable, but they both have unique and distinctive qualities
OTHER
Moddex
Toeboard is required on a railing whenever it would be potentially hazardous for an object to fall from the edge. Ask this basic question: “If my hammer were to fall at this edge, could it hit a person or any dangerous machinery?”
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
Moddex
Working in conjunction with Hutchinson Builders, Moddex supplied a series of off-the-shelf products to the Masters site in Bundall including handrails, balustrades, bollards and trolley bays
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Greenzone Termite Barrier
Greenzone - Perimeter Termite System Installation
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
Greenzone Termite Barrier
GREENZONE® is an insect and termite barrier technology which integrates a compressible foam substrate with a termiticide creating significant savings in labour and materials to install a combined termite repellent and compressible foam layer.
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Greenzone Termite Barrier
Pre-construction termite barriers come in a variety of shapes and forms, both chemical and physical, of which there are positives, negatives, narrow minded positions, and broad trains of thought.
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
Moddex
With Papua New Guinea due to host the auspicious Pacific Games in July 2015, the host country required a world-class stadium to meet international standards.
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
Moddex
The $40 million Patrick Port Botany New Terminal Buildings Project was completed at the start of 2015.
