Juralco

Juralco are experts in designing, fabricating, and installing products that require specification and council consent to adhere to New Zealand building codes.

Juralco provides an online service for Producer Statements for a range of our products that include; Glass & Aluminium Balustrades, Pool Fencing, Handrails, Awnings, Louvre Roofs, and Glass Sliding Doors. Juralco also has a team of professionals to assist with technical projects or special requests. 

Juralco is focused on supporting our customers to provide high-quality products in their businesses. Part of the support is providing them with a wide range of branded aluminum home improvement products and componentry that is easy to sell, manufacture and install. Juralco also backs up its products with a 5-year (or more) warranty and a team of technical experts.

Our Brands

HomePlus
Juralco Balustrade Systems
Bask Outdoor Living Systems
Sanctuary Fences and Gates
Amplimesh Screen Products
Sunray Awnings
Knightguard
Winterglaze
Showerite

Juralco takes full responsibility for mitigating the impact our business has on the natural environment. We strive to understand and act on the direct and indirect environmental impacts of our business operations.

At Juralco, we look after architects, specifiers, and builders all over the country. We have systems set up to make sure getting the technical information you require is timely and comprehensive, and our team of technical experts and engineers are on hand for support and consultation on unique projects.

All of Juralco’s products have been engineered to meet and exceed the New Zealand building code and are tested to guarantee safety and quality. We also have a network of licensed fabricators and installers when it comes to the on-site construction of our specified products.

Get specifier product manuals here. 

Producer Statements

Juralco has just launched a new online Producer Statement system, designed to make your life easier as a specifier. Instantly create Producer Statements, check compliance with your chosen system, and complete AC2343 forms if you are within the Auckland Council area. All sent straight to your inbox.

We also provide engineering services for Site Specific Producer Statements.

Request producer statement here.

C.A.D.

Juralco provides a range of C.A.D. files (including Revit for a selection of our core products) and technical details to assist in the design and specification process. If the detail is not published in one of our manuals, please consult our expert team to see if something is available.

Contact us with any questions and one of our technical specialists will be able to help you with your product and specification requests. 

specify@juralco.co.nz

Caring for aluminium or glass balustrade
Most balustrades are installed outside a building and manufactured using powder-coated or anodised aluminium and toughened glass, for a strong and attractive finish. Aluminium and glass balustrades are low maintenance, (compared to other materials such as wood), but still require some general cleaning to preserve their good looks, as detailed below.

Powder Coated & Anodised Aluminium
To comply with warranty requirements and to extend the effective life of powder-coated or anodised finishes, very simple maintenance and regular visual inspections must be scheduled and undertaken.

Maintenance
In general, powder-coated or anodised aluminium should be cleaned every three months in urban areas and every six months in rural areas. In industrial and marine environments (within 1km of the sea), cleaning should be six months with a warm water detergent wash, as well as monthly cold water washing.

Cleaning

• Carefully remove any loose deposits with a wet sponge.
• Wash down using a soft brush (non-abrasive) and a mild household detergent solution to remove dust, salt, dirt and other deposits.
• Anodised finishes with greasy deposits or hard to remove grime, should be cleaned with a soft cloth dipped in white spirit, turpentine or kerosene then wiped with a dry rag.
• Rinse off with lots of clean fresh water

1. Do remove obvious deposits as they occur.
2. Do Not use abrasive-steel wool, scrapers, scouring liquids or powders to remove paint splashes - these will damage your anodised/powder coating.
3. Do Not use aggressive solvents, thinners, petrol etc, on powder coating as these solvents will attack gloss levels and reduce its life expectancy.
4. Do Not let any solvents used on anodised finishes come in contact with any rubber components as they can degrade them.
5. Do Not expose your anodised/powder coatings to excessive heat, heaters or hot air guns - these may damage the coating.

Glass Balustrade
Compared to other materials (such as wood), glass balustrades are considered to be low maintenance, but some general cleaning is required to preserve their good looks.

Maintenance
Glass maintenance can be part of the overall maintenance programme for your balustrade.

Cleaning
Cleaning your glass balustrade panels is similar to the cleaning of most household glass.

1. Wash down with clean water to loosen any residues, deposits or dirt.
2. If needed, wipe with a mild detergent and a soft cloth.
3. Rinse off with lots of clean water, to ensure that all detergents and grime are rinsed off.
4. For a streak-free finish, you can dry the glass with a soft cloth.
5. Make sure the glass is cool to touch when cleaning; do not clean while in direct sunlight.
6. Do not leave any cleaning solution on the glass, sealants for long periods.
7. Do Not use abrasive cleaning solutions or materials.

Building Product Information Requirements (BPIR) are new regulations that came into effect in December 2023.

While our products meet and exceed New Zealand building code requirements, BPIRs are here to help provide professionals and customers assurance that they meet those obligations.

Our Products are custom-made by Juralco.

Download our individual product's BPIR here.