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- About Us - VUETRADE
VUETRADE connectors are developed and distributed by Bellevue Group Australasia Bellevue Group Australasia is a wholly Australian owned manufacturer and wholesale supplier, with many years’ experience in the building industry We have a solid history and reputation for providing quality service and products Our understanding and providing for our customer’s needs comes from a […]
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Like to know more about what Southern Foods could do for you? Use the information here to contact us
- Contact Us - VUETRADE
All the information on how to contact VUETRADE Find your local Area Manager or contact the Head Office directly on 1300 850 520
- VUETRADE Timber Connectors
The first choice for tradespeople, ahead of the crowd with innovative, timesaving, quality timber connectors and building materials
- Trisert® - Micron Components
For use in Thermoplastic Thermosetting materials Install by hand or powered tool 3 Styles: Unheaded Reduced Head Headed Stocked in thread sizes: M2 – M10 ↓ Scroll and select product code to show Images and Drawing
- Click Flame Gas Lighter - Samba AU
Compact and easy to store, the Samba Click Flame Gas Lighter are ideal for any ignition application around the home Featuring a child safety lock, flame adjustment and easy-view gas window, you can be assured of safety and first-click light every time
- Lux Levels for Road Lighting in Australia - Vizona
The Australian Standard AS NZS 1158 3 1:2020 provides guidelines for road lighting and sets out recommended illuminance levels for different road types The following are some general guidelines for street lighting lux levels in Australia: Residential Streets Recommended lux level typically ranges from 10 to 20 lux Main Roads and Highways Recommended lux level is generally higher, ranging
- Steel or Aluminium Fencing: The Pros and Cons
Traditionally, steel fencing has been the go-to choice for secure fencing, railings and gates Since aluminium entered the market, however, steel has found itself with some tough competition When you’ve decided to add metal fencing to your property, site or project, one of the first questions your fencing contractor will ask you is: steel or aluminium? Both materials are robust, dependable
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