Juken Proudly Supporting Te Taitokerau Maori Bowls
Players from all over NZ and Australia’s Sunshine Coast come to Kaitaia for the week. Juken are supporting this great event.
Juken to Support Exciting Kaitaia College Trip to Japan
In June 2025 Kaitaia College are gearing up for a super exciting Trip to Japan. Juken are proud to be supporting this great adventure. Updates to follow. https://www.facebook.com/kaitaiacollege
Juken Proudly Supports Kaitaia Hawkes Rugby Club
Juken are proudly supporting Kaitaia Hawkes Rugby Club – Good luck for your season! Supporting local since 1990. Follow the team on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/924255199418599/
Road Closure Notice – Waihora Road Public Access
March 25 Update – Waihora road will continue to be closed during the week due to harvesting operations. The road will be cleared and open during the weekends.
Huge Advantages Using J-Frame with Reon Materoa and Resident Builder Peter Wolfkamp
Frames supplied by ITM Blenheim. Contact Reon for your South Island Building project today! reon@rsmconstruction.net Find out more about J-Frame on our website: https://www.jnl.co.nz/products/laminated-veneer-lumber/
Why Summit Homes Builds Its Own Framing
Did you know Summit Homes builds it’s own framing? At Summit Homes, we believe in building smarter, stronger, and more efficiently. That’s why we manufacture our own framing and choose to use J-Frame LVL (Laminated Veneer Lumber) from Juken—because when it comes to the structure of your home, cutting corners simply isn’t an option. In…
Sweetwater Construction Discusses Working with Triboard Housing Panels and J-Frame
Sweetwater Construction Discusses Working with Triboard Housing Panels and J-Frame Find out more about J-Frame and Triboard here: https://www.jnl.co.nz/products/laminated-veneer-lumber/ https://www.jnl.co.nz/product/triboard/
Skyline’s 3 Big Advantages Using J-Frame with Chris Cook and Peter Wolfkamp
Find out more about J-Frame here: https://www.jnl.co.nz/products/laminated-veneer-lumber/
Whareama Road Public Access Update
Recent harvesting operations have been completed. Access between Puketiritiri gate and Waihora gate is now open. Care is required, recommended 4WD only.
