CODE OF PRACTICE

• CP 01:2014 Code of Practice for Weathertight Concrete and Concrete Masonry Construction
  
  • This 2014 version remains the cited version in Acceptable Solution E2/AS3 and should be assessed as an acceptable solution for New Zealand Building Code Clause E2 External Moisture. The 2022 version should be assessed as an alternative solution.

INFORMATION BULLETINS

• IB 08 - Repairs to Concrete


• IB 09 - Removal of Stains from Concrete


• IB 18 - Architectural Surface Finishes


• IB 33 - Specification and Production of Concrete Surface Finishes


• IB 39 - Fibre Reinforced Concrete


• IB 44 - Efflorescence


• IB 45 - Non-Ferrous Metals


• IB 46 - Vibration of Concrete


• IB 47 - Starter Bars – Concrete Masonry


• IB 48 - Testing 1: Site Sampling of Fresh Concrete


• IB 49 - Testing 2: Slump Test


• IB 50 - Testing 3: Spread Test


• IB 51 - Testing 4: Taking Test Cylinders on Site


• IB 52 - Testing 5: Yield Gravimetric Air Test


• IB 53 - Testing 6: Air Content Test: Pressure Method


• IB 55 - Concrete for the Farm


• IB 57 - Concrete at Home


• IB 66 - Masonry Grouting Methods


• IB 72 - Coring Concrete for Strength Assessment


• IB 73 - Cracking


• IB 74 - Rain Damaged Floors
  


• IB 75 - Abrasion Resistance


• IB 76 - Precast Concrete Floors


• IB 79 - Recommended Industry Practice on Bending and Re-bending of Reinforcing Bars


• IB 80 - Residential Concrete Driveways and Paths


• IB 83 - Chloride Content of Fresh Concrete


• IB 84 - Health & Safety


• IB 86 - Self-Compacting Concrete


• IB 87 - Concrete Masonry: Compliance with Clause H1 – Energy Efficiency


• IB 89 - Cement Stabilisation


• IB 91 - Applying Moisture-sensitive Floor Coverings and Adhesives to Concrete Slabs


• IB 93 - Fire Performance of Concrete and Masonry


• IB 95 - Drilling, Cutting or Forming Holes in Concrete Suspended Floor Slabs


• IB 96 - Concrete and Concrete Masonry Trombe Walls

 TECHNICAL MANUALS

• TM 35 - Guide to Concrete Construction


• TM 37 - Designing Comfortable Homes


• TM 26* - Concrete Ground Floors & Pavements for Commercial & Industrial Use - Part 1


• TM 38* - Concrete Ground Floors & Pavements for Commercial & Industrial Use - Part 2


• TM 38* - Spreadsheet - Request a copy from Concrete NZ

TECHNICAL REPORTS

• TR 10 - Specifying for Concrete Performance


• TR 11 - Properties of New Zealand Concrete Aggregates


• TR 14 - Best Practice Guide for the Use of Recycled Aggregates and Materials in New Concrete


• TR 15 - Specifications for Concrete Production and Concrete Construction


• TR 16 - Best Practice in Casting Concrete Ground Floor Slabs and Pavements

MISCELLANEOUS

• New Concrete Driveways: What to Expect


• Residential Concrete Slab-On-Ground Floors


• CCANZ YouTube Channel

• On Site Management of Concrete Washwater - Masonry Edition


• User Guide to NZS 4230:2004 - Design of Reinforced Concrete Masonry Structures

• TR 64 - Fundamentals of Reinforced Concrete Design


• TR 62 Pt. 1 - Specification and Design of Commercial Concrete Slabs on Grade Seminar


• TR 62 Pt. 2 - Specification and Design of Commercial Concrete Slabs on Grade Seminar


• TR 61 Pt. 1 - Accelerated Bridge Construction in Seismic Areas: Design Detail of Bridge Piers Seminar


• TR 61 Pt. 2 - Accelerated Bridge Construction in Seismic Areas: Design Detail of Bridge Piers Seminar


• TR 59 - Detailing of Precast Cladding, Flooring Systems & Stairs for Multi-Storey Buildings Seminar


• TR 57 - Strut & Tie Seminar

If you are interested in a New Zealand Concrete Society publication that does appear in this list, please contact Concrete NZ.

• Good Practice Advisory Welding at a Ready Mixed Concrete Plant


• Poster 1 - Supply of Ready Mixed Concrete


• Poster 2 - Moving Concrete Onsite


• Poster 3 - Placing and Compacting


• Poster 4 - Using a Poker Vibrator


• Poster 5 - Methods of Finishing Concrete


• Poster 6 - Methods of Curing Concrete

• Precast Concrete Handbook - Commentary for New Zealand Users (Commentary Only)