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T&R Interior Systems

Name: T&R Interior Systems
Address: Johnsonville, NZ
Telephone: 04 4995915

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Quality interior building and acoustic products supported by technical support and friendly service.

We offer expert interior acoustic solutions and are passionate about correctly engineered seismic design for suspended ceilings and partition walls. T&R Interior Systems is 100% NZ owned and operated and has been in business for over 27 years. We offer a professional design consultation service (acoustic and seismic) for architects and designers that is unequalled in the market. We have developed a range of innovative products, both for acoustic and non structural seismic application. All products are backed with technical service and design solutions for designers and installers.

27/10/2026

Working out what you need for a suspended ceiling? We’ve got a tool for that.

The T&R Ceiling Components Estimator is a simple online tool designed to give you an approximate quantity of the components required for an exposed ceiling grid suspension system.

Enter the width and length of the space, select your grid option, and the estimator does the rest.
It’s one of a number of practical resources we’ve developed to make planning, specifying and working with T&R systems that little bit easier.

Try the Ceiling Components Estimator on our website https://www.tris.co.nz/products/components_estimator

20/10/2026

Across FMG offices around New Zealand, Floc wool acoustic panels are helping create comfortable, functional working environments while putting locally grown strong wool to work in a high-value, contemporary application.

It’s a partnership that feels particularly fitting. FMG has a long and proud connection with New Zealand’s rural communities, while Floc takes a fibre grown on farms across the country and transforms it into a high-performance interior product, made right here in New Zealand.

For us, this is what the future of strong wool can look like - New Zealand organisations choosing New Zealand-grown materials, and supporting the innovation that creates new opportunities for them.

During Wool Month, we’re especially proud to share the story of Floc at FMG, featuring Floc Roll and Floc 3D. Read the full article in this months EBOSS Now.

https://www.eboss.co.nz/ebossnow/t-and-r-interior-systems-fmg-backs-new-zealand-wool-with-floc

11/10/2026

This might sound obvious, but it’s also one of wool’s greatest strengths as a material….

Sheep grow a new fleece every year, making wool a naturally renewable fibre, and when you’re choosing materials for the built environment, that matters.

Floc puts New Zealand strong wool to work in high-performing acoustic products designed for contemporary interiors, creating another valuable use for a fibre we grow right here in New Zealand.

One very simple reason we’ll always be big fans of wool. 🐑

07/10/2026

Earlier this year, Starship Children’s Hospital completed its largest redevelopment since opening 35 years ago, including a 45% expansion of the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU).

T&R was proud to be involved in an earlier phase of the PICU redevelopment, working with Chow:Hill on an acoustic ceiling solution that would not only perform technically, but contribute to a calmer, more comforting environment for critically unwell children and their whānau.

Phonic Combo+ ceiling tiles were custom printed with photography of New Zealand forest canopy, bringing nature into the space while providing high-performance acoustic treatment.

As Chow:Hill described the design: “Biophilic printed ceiling tiles reflect a tree canopy, removing a hospital feel to evoke the calming, grounding feeling of being in nature.”

With the wider redevelopment now complete, it’s great to revisit a project that shows how considered material choices can contribute to spaces designed around the people who use them.

Architect: Chow:Hill
Contractor: Built Environs
Subcontractor: Rokane
Photography: Patrick Gailer, Incredible Studio

04/10/2026

October is Wool Month, and there are some encouraging signs for New Zealand strong wool. 🐑

When we filmed this last year, the conversation around strong wool was a pretty tough one. Years of low returns had left many farmers struggling to cover the cost of shearing, and finding new, higher-value uses for the fibre was more important than ever.

A year on, there are reasons to feel optimistic. Strong wool prices have risen significantly, reaching their highest levels in 15 years earlier this year, with growing global interest in natural fibres helping put New Zealand wool back in the spotlight.
But the need for innovation hasn’t gone away.

For that momentum to continue, we need to keep finding ways to use this incredible natural material here at home, creating products that recognise its value rather than treating it as a by-product.

That’s a big part of why Floc exists - taking New Zealand strong wool and giving it a high-value role in contemporary interiors.

So for Wool Month, we’ll be celebrating the fibre, the people who grow it, and some of the reasons we think its future is looking pretty exciting.

30/09/2026

Fiona Natiso and Alessandra Mayo loved meeting so many of you at this year’s in:situ Conference in Tāmaki Makaurau last month.

With in:situ bringing together the architecture community from across Aotearoa, alongside international guests attending the Commonwealth Association of Architects General Assembly, there was plenty to talk about, learn from and take back to the rest of the T&R team.

Fiona and Alessandra also loved the opportunity to head along to Four Shells Kava Lounge, Auckland’s first dedicated kava lounge, and experience first-hand the way kava brings people together for conversation and connection.

Thanks to everyone who came by to see us. We hope you enjoyed the conference as much as we did!

25/09/2026

Shared vision, shared values, and something exciting in the works.

On 7 October, Floc’s Business Development Manager Tom O’Sullivan will join internationally acclaimed New Zealand designer David Trubridge for the first event in Ngā Toi Creative Hawke’s Bay’s new Create Collaboration Series.

We think it’s the perfect pairing, David Trubridge Design and Floc have been collaborating behind the scenes for some time now, exploring what can happen when David’s approach to design meets one of New Zealand’s most remarkable natural materials. We’re not quite ready to show you the result, but we’re getting close…

At Foodeast Haumako, David and Tom will talk regenerative design, collaboration, New Zealand materials and the value that can be created when different industries and ideas come together.

And perhaps offer a little insight into what they’ve been working on together.

Create Collaboration: David Trubridge + Tom O’Sullivan
Wednesday 7 October, 7.30–9am
Foodeast Haumako, Hawke’s Bay
Coffee and breakfast from 7.30am, with the conversation starting at 8am.

Book at Eventfinda - https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2026/create-collaboration-series/hastings

David Trubridge Ngā Toi Creative Hawke’s Bay

07/09/2026

Product spotlight: Floc Comfort

Improving the acoustics of an existing space doesn’t always mean starting again.
Floc Comfort is a 25mm wool-wrapped wall panel designed to reduce reverberation, making it a particularly useful option for retrofit projects in offices, classrooms, meeting rooms, cafés, restaurants and other busy commercial spaces.

With an NRC of 0.85 and Group 1-S fire performance, and designed to be extra easy to install, it combines strong acoustic performance with plenty of design flexibility. Choose from the Floc colour range, request a custom size, or digitally print your own artwork or photography directly onto the panel.

Made with New Zealand strong wool wrapped around 80% recycled glasswool, Floc Comfort is a practical way to improve how an existing space sounds - while adding something to how it looks, too.

Find out more at https://www.floc.nz/product/floc-comfort

02/09/2026

Sound absorption and sound insulation. They’re not the same thing.

It’s an important distinction though, when choosing acoustic products for a commercial interior.

Products such as Floc and T&R’s Phonic Absorb are designed for sound absorption – absorbing sound within a room to help reduce reverberation and create a more comfortable acoustic environment.

Sound insulation has a different job - reducing sound transmission from one space to another. Both play an important role in acoustic design, but they solve different challenges. Understanding the needs of the space is the first step towards specifying the right solution.

We’re always here to chat, if you want to talk specifics!

31/08/2026

A first look at Floc at FMG.

Floc is being used across FMG offices around New Zealand, and we recently got a look inside the Christchurch space.

It feels like a particularly fitting home for Floc. FMG has deep roots in New Zealand’s rural communities, while our acoustic products are made using New Zealand strong wool – taking a fibre grown on farms across Aotearoa into contemporary commercial interiors.

We’ll be sharing much more about this project and the story behind it soon, but for now, here’s a sneak peak into one of the offices in the new Christchurch space.

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Johnsonville

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5pm
Friday	7:30am - 5pm

Telephone

04 4995915

Website

http://www.tris.co.nz/

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