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:: Bushfire Compliance Guide 2012

Draft Number:
DR AS 3959-2009/Amd 3

Title:
Construction of buildings in bushfire-prone areas

Project Committee:
FP-020 Construction In Bushfire Prone Areas

Public Comment Closing Date: 2011-08-10

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The Window and Door Industry Council Inc (WADIC) is a service organization for timber window and door manufacturers supplying products to the building and construction industry. WADIC’s role is to assist members in compliance with relevant Australian Standards and codes, to promote the environmental and energy performance benefits of member’s products, and provide members with options for window energy rating systems.

WADIC is an organisation committed to supporting energy conservation and environmentally sustainable products, through ongoing development and assistance to their members in the timber window and door manufacturing industry.

We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to attend our AGM & Forum to be held @ Raddison on Flagstaff Gardens, 380 William Street Melbourne on Thursday 17th October 2013.

Final details will be sent closer to the time. This early notice is just to ensure that you have sufficient notice if you may wish to make it a weekend away in Melbourne. See details of the Melbourne Festival 11-27 October 2013 . http://www.melbournefestival.com.au/

We look forward to seeing you there with lots of news to share and we look forward to catching up with you once again.

WADIC is happy to announce that we will be sponsoring a new Award for the 2013 Australian Timber Design Awards.

To quote the Award website:

“The Australian Timber Design Awards is pleased to announce that The Window and Door Industry Council (WADIC) is sponsoring a new award: The Excellence in the Use of Timber Products - Windows and Doors Award. In previous years the Awards have featured stunning examples of timber use in windows and doors, so we expect that this new category will receive plenty of attention from entrants. In fact, early interest in this new category has already been significant -- and we've never before seen so many early entrants”.

We would encourage all WADIC members and supplier members to take full advantage of this opportunity to showcase your product. Help your architect or builder to put in for you to win this award and for them to share in the glory. For further information as to how an entry can be made visit the Australian Timber Design Award website www.timberawards.com.au