Rella Plastics Competitors

Marley and Aliaxis are passionate about creating sustainable innovative solutions for water and energy. We provide people around the world with advanced plastic piping systems, leading the industry in a way that anticipates the rapidly evolving needs of our times. Marley has been part of the Aliaxis group for 15 years and NZ homes for 60 years. Providing spouting, downpipes, building, plumbing and electrical solutions for kiwis since 1959. With local manufacturing sites employing local people, the vast majority of the products we sell are proudly New Zealand made. We are committed to keeping New Zealand green. Marley operates a uPVC recycling program as part of our ISO 14001 environmental management system and is Best Environmental Practice certified for its entire manufactured range of uPVC systems. This allows designers to achieve GreenStar credits when specifying Marley uPVC systems in commercial buildings, and installers / end users to recycle their uPVC products.

We are the exclusive manufacturer of Corflute®, a proprietary twin wall profile polypropylene sheet used broadly across the retail display, packaging, material handling and building industries. Corex products are designed to be reused again and again. When the product is ready to retire, we can collect your post-industrial waste, recycle it, and reuse it. Corex is proudly Australian. Our products are designed for the circular economy. Corex Roll and Sheet products include: Corflute®, Fluteboard®, Versamount®, Imageboard®, Stericor® and Encore.

The APF exists to administer and represent Australian skydiving and parachuting in the sport, recreation and adventure tourism environments. This is achieved by promoting and maintaining a high level of safety and by improving the standard of sport skydiving and parachuting to encourage participation and excellence in performance. The APF is affiliated with the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale through the Australian Sport Aviation Confederation and International Parachuting Commission. The APF controls skydiving and parachuting at most civilian operations in Australia, setting the standards of operation, conducting competitions, issuing licences and instructor ratings, conducting assessments and distributing various publications to keep its members informed of current events and safety standards. It assists CASA with safety and surveillance duties and controls parachute rigger and packer standards in Australia. The APF Office is located in Brisbane, and is supported by volunteers at local and State level. In addition to its organisational and compliance roles, benefits of Federation membership include the right to skydive in Australia, liability insurance, representation, information and standards setting.