Welcome

Welcome to our new website. We hope you find it informative and we look forward to assisting you with any questions you might have about our range of stock items or assisting you to source any other materials you are looking for

April 2011 – IPS Launches Leisuredeck and Cleverdeck Leisuredeck is a continuation of Hybrideck, IPS’s HOLLOW decking option, but with subtle modifications to its composition. We have also teamed up with Futurewood, an Australian distributer of WPC materials for 8 years, to offer our new Premium range of SOLID decking called Cleverdeck. Check out the website www.futurewood.com.au

May 2010 – IPS Launches Ezyfence
Ezyfence is a low maintenance PVC fence system you buy in a box! No nails, no painting, no rotting or twisted unsightly boards, just a great looking fence. Three popular styles are available from your nearest Placemakers store. For more information regarding Ezyfence, click here.

October 2009 – IPS to Distribute Polysun in NZ
IPS have negotiated a supply agreement with EGR of Australia to distribute their Polysun Polycarbonate Roofing throughout New Zealand. This tough UV resistant roofing has been developed specifically for the harsh New Zealand conditions and offering a limited lifetime warrantee. For more information, check out the Polysun specifications here.

March 2009 – IPS Launches new Composite Decking
As a start to it’s new “Building Products Range”, IPS has launched it’s Hybrideck composite decking material into the market through the ITM and Placemakers stores throughout the North Island. For more information on the benefits of using Hybrideck over other hardwoods, click here.

Recycling Programme

In a study carried out in 2004, it was estimated that approx 1500 tonnes of acrylic swarf and trimmings were being dumped into Australian and New Zealand landfills per year. For IPS this statistic only reinforced our desire to prevent undesirable plastic materials being disposed of in an environmentally unsound manner and, as a supplier to the industry in Australia and New Zealand, began recycling Acrylic and Polycarbonate early in 2005.

If you are producing any offcuts of Acrylic or Polycarbonate through your manufacturing processes, please contact us to discuss our Recycling Programme.