In New Zealand, there are areas where local conditions create an increased likelihood of corrosion.
Special consideration should be given when selecting products and materials in these areas.
Geothermal activity creates a corrosive environment. Variations in natural activity, the draw-off from steam bores, as well as the effects of weather conditions make these high-risk areas hard to define. If you think you might live in a geothermal area, get in touch with COLORSTEEL®.
Smoke from coal burning fires may cause high concentrations of sulphur dioxide in the air. The sulphur dioxide, combined with the region’s high rainfall creates an aggressive environment. If you’re unsure about the category of your environment, get in touch with COLORSTEEL®.
To learn more about special environments see the Environmental Categories & Warranty Guide, speak to your COLORSTEEL® supplier or contact COLORSTEEL® to confirm the right solution for your environment. Download the COLORSTEEL® full warranty terms and conditions.