A new office and warehouse build in Rangiora, utilised the Anchormark S2 Screw in Black to achieve a unique architectural finish not seen in many commercial settings. We take a look at the project and how the team achieved these outstanding results
Blacks have been supporting the build of one of the newest entertainment facilities coming to Canterbury. Nearing completition is a state of the art facility with 14 bowling lanes, golf simulators, karaoke rooms, a pool room, an arcade and reasturant. Learn about the progress.
As the season ends, we’re proud to celebrate the dedication of Canterbury Rugby Referees. Through our Support the Ref campaign with the Canterbury Rugby Referees Association, Blacks Fasteners proudly backed those who volunteering countless hours and worked behind the scences to make those weekend rugby games happen.
Blacks Fasteners have been proudly sponsoring the Canterbury Rugby Referees Association (CRRA) for many years. As a Canterbury based business built in the heart of grass roots rugby, we are proud to be giving back to those who give so much to the community.
Our products are taking centre stage at the new court theatre!
Our Nelson branch were proud to support the Via Ferrata Takaka Hill with various supplies, building one of New Zealand's first public cliff walk ways.
At Blacks Fasteners Ltd, we are dedicated to providing our customers with high-quality structural fasteners and stud bolts. We source these products in compliance with recognised international standards and we are working towards the Bolt Importer Charter (BIC) Scheme.
Follow the progress of the Christchurch stadium rebuild, where our products are being used on the Big Stage.
Blacks Fasteners are proud to be members of Steel Construction New Zealand (SCNZ). (SCNZ) is the voice of New Zealand’s diverse steel construction industry promoting the benefits of steel solutions in building and infrastructure projects.
2018 Blacks Fasteners proudly helping rebuild after Tongan Cyclone. Tropical Cyclone Gita ripped a path across the South Pacific in February 2018 causing severe damage throughout Tonga where it was labelled the worst storm to hit the country in 60 years.
A wide range of luxury vehicles were on display including Aston Martins, Jaguars and Ferraris. Their owners enjoyed coffee and breakfast while having the opportunity to have a good look around the store and distribution centre.
Subtidal benthic community dynamics following earthquake disturbance
Seismic strengthening of an existing commercial building in Rangiora.
Specialist anchorage design for securing a heavy weight sign to a concrete structure.
