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Manufacturers & Suppliers

As a manufacturer or supplier member of HIA, you are a vitally important part of the largest building industry association in Australia.

   

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Member benefits

  • Accessing your target market – As a valued manufacturer or supplier member, you have unparalleled access to more than 32,000 active HIA builder, designer and contractor members.
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  • HIA is proud to promote to builders, contractors, designers and home buyers, the advantages of doing business with HIA manufacturer and supplier members – the best in the business.
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  • Leading edge market information – HIA’s highly regarded industry and economic reports are vital tools to ensure that manufacturers and suppliers stay across the latest market trends and developments.
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  • A voice at the table – as Australia’s largest building industry association, HIA’s national strength and influence ensures members’ views and concerns are heard by all levels of government.
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  • Member savings – You have access to substantial savings on a wide range of products relevant to your business.
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  • HIA Awards – Excellence in construction, design and innovation. HIA members are the best in the business and HIA award winners are the best of the best.
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  • HIA Apprentices – the best in the business. The HIA Apprentices scheme provides a valuable service to members by taking away mountains of paper work and removing risks associated with directly engaging an apprentice for four years.
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  • Publications – HIA produces a range of high-quality publications aimed at both its members and the general consumer. Housing, a members only magazine, keeps you informed of the latest trends and developments in the industry.
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  • Current at: 08 July 2011
    GreenSmart Leaders

    HIA GreenSmart Leaders are national companies who support the HIA GreenSmart Code of Practice. These companies work across Australia to deliver sustainable products, housing and communities that incorporate the best of HIA GreenSmart.
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  • Current at: 08 July 2011
    GreenSmart Partners

    HIA GreenSmart Partners are national manufacturers and supplier companies who support the HIA GreenSmart Code of Practice. These companies work across Australia to deliver sustainable products for the housing industry that incorporate the best of HIA GreenSmart.
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  • Current at: 19 May 2011
    Tongue and groove timber flooring Part 1: Supply, storage & ventilation (Nat)

    There are a number of fundamental requirements and procedures that need to be followed to ensure long term performance of Tongue & Groove (T&G) flooring. The following requirements are applicable where a feature floor or covered floor are placed on the traditional timber bearer and joist systems.
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  • Current at: 08 March 2011
    GreenSmart Foundation Partners

    HIA GreenSmart Foundation Partners are national companies who have supported the GreenSmart initiative since its inception in 1999. These companies typically work across Australia to deliver sustainable products, housing and communities that incorporate the best of HIA GreenSmart.
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  • Current at: 21 December 2010
    Ensure the energy rating on your windows is WERS to be confident of true performance (Nat)

    WERS (window energy rating scheme) is designed to look specifically at window ratings to improve the comfort of homes. The main purpose of energy efficiency in a residential application is to reduce the amount of times the heating and cooling appliances are turned on and off. WERS rated residential windows have star ratings and percentage improvements to help give an easy comparison of windows. WERS is currently the only AFRC accredited system for rating windows in Australia required for compliance to the building code of Australia’s glazing provisions
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  • Current at: 16 September 2010
    Insulation handbook helps explain the ins and outs (Nat)

    The Insulation Council of Australia and New Zealand (ICANZ) have developed a free handbook publication which provides useful details on the right choices of insulation for your job and how to install insulation to meet the current requirements of the BCA.
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  • Current at: 20 August 2010
    Approaching Your Bank For Finance

    This information sheet explains some financing terms, gives a brief explanation on how a lending works and gives you some hints in the event that you are thinking about applying for finance.
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  • Current at: 20 August 2010
    Business Exit Strategy - Got One?

    When it comes to planning for retirement from within a family-run business, is it simply a question of ‘do we shut up shop or sell?’
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  • Current at: 20 August 2010
    Using Mail-outs to Market Your Business

    One of the most common methods of reaching clients is through the use of mail-outs or direct mail. Here are some tips to help you get great returns and advertise your business successfully.
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  • Current at: 20 August 2010
    Financing Vehicles and Equipment

    A key question when acquiring company cars or business equipment is how they should be financed. This information sheet outlines the various options your business has to finance vehicles and equipment.
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  • Current at: 20 August 2010
    Financing Options

    You have decided to start a business but you find that you need more money than you have and require finance. What are your options? This information sheet sets out an overview of the options that are available to you and a brief description of each one.
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  • Current at: 20 August 2010
    The Benefits of Having a Website

    Looking for new ways to market your building business? Establishing a website is a great way to meet consumers' demand for information, so it makes sense to consider having a website for your building business.
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  • Current at: 20 August 2010
    Benefits of Branding

    What makes your business different from other businesses? How do you promote these differences? Big businesses employ big branding strategies. But small businesses can also achieve business growth by using the same strategies.
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  • Current at: 20 August 2010
    10 Tips for Networking

    Small business operators are presented with a terrific opportunity to renew old contacts and drum up new business, simply by attending events and using the opportunity to network.
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  • Current at: 20 August 2010
    Tips on Communicating with Clients

    More often than not, clients are unhappy due to the difference between what they expected from a building project and what they actually got. If you don’t recognise these issues and take them into account, it could lead to problems with your client. This information may help you bridge the gap between your clients’ expectations and the realities of a building project.
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