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Shielding the Ridge: Why Every Kiwi Metal Roof Needs a BugPlugg™
If you are building a new home or retrofitting an existing property in New Zealand, you’re likely already clued into the strict standards of the NZ Building Code. We place massive emphasis on structural integrity, weatherproofing, and architectural aesthetics.
However, there are two silent threats to Kiwi homes that often go unnoticed until thousands of dollars in damage have already been done: trapped roof moisture and invading pests.
Fortunately, a clever local innovation is solving both problems simultaneously. Manufactured right here in Aotearoa by Edging Systems Limited, BugPlugg™ is transforming how we approach metal roof and wall design.
Here is why this profile-specific, passive ventilation system is quickly becoming
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Posted: February 23, 2026Categories: KonnectRead more »
Steel Fabrication Journey


Konnect Fastening Systems’ (KFS) journey within the structural steel market started roughly 10 years ago and has grown exponentially. As part of that growth, the offering has expanded to include a huge range consisting of class 8.8 structural fasteners , threaded rod and associated products. Konnect Fastening Systems is the exclusive distributer
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Posted: February 18, 2026Read more »


A Heartfelt Thank You: Appreciation Barbecue for Disabled Citizens’ Society
Recently Konnect Fastening Systems had the pleasure of hosting an appreciation barbecue to recognize one of our most valued partners — the incredible team at the Disabled Citizens' Society.
For years, members of the Society have played an important role in assembling our roofing fasteners. Their dedication, consistency, and attention to detail help ensure Konnect Fastening Systems’ high standards. We are proud that our partnership goes beyond business, it’s built on respect, shared purpose, and community support.

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Konnect Fastening Systems is the exclusive distributor of Greenkote® Tension Control Bolts in New Zealand and Australia.


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Posted: December 03, 2025Categories: KonnectRead more »
Wishing you a happy & safe holiday season. Please find below the Christmas closure dates for our 16 branches nationwide.


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Posted: October 04, 2023Categories: KonnectRead more »
Cordless power tools, a relatively recent innovation compared to traditional hand tools and early electric tools, have seen remarkable growth in recent years. Let's explore their development and the numerous benefits they offer:
Development and Market Growth
In 1961, Black and Decker, a renowned American manufacturer, introduced the first cordless power tool, marking the beginning of a transformative era. Research predicts a robust global cordless power tools market, expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.67% from 2022 to 2027.
Convenience
Cordless power tools, also known as battery-powered or wireless tools, are powered by rechargeable batteries, freeing users from the constraints of electrical connections. This convenience proves invaluable, particularly on larger work sites where power points or cable lengths may be inaccessible.
Enhanced Safety
Cordless power tools contribute to workplace safety
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Finding the right screw for your project requires knowing your options. Here are reasons why choosing the right type of screw is important.
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What caused dozens of Amazon Ring smart doorbells to catch fire? The wrong screw.
There are different types of screws that can make life much easier - or much more difficult, depending on the purpose.
There are over 30 different types of screws, each with a very specific purposes. It's important for every professional and DIYér alike to know which types of screws to use for various projects; otherwise, the final product may not meet expectations. Keep reading to find the best type of screw for your project.
What Is a Screw?
A screw is a type of fastener. In simple terms, it is a nail with a spiral groove running up its length. This groove is known as a helix and allows the screw to be inserted into materials such as wood, plastic or metal, by using a screwdriver or drill.
The main difference between screws and nails is that screws are typically
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When it comes to carrying out fastening operations with pure precision, explore how you can avoid overdriving your screws!
