Welcome to Fairview Queenstown Fairview Queenstown started in 2011 suppling high quality product manufactured from Thwaites Aluminium. Locally owned and operated, this family business is known for their helpful, experienced advice and customer focused service. All our joinery is sourced from quality suppliers who stand behind their products, including the leading brand of Fairview Aluminium Windows and Doors. Our products are made for New Zealand conditions – so they are designed for both durability and good looks. CLASSICThe perfect introduction to aluminium joinery, this hardworking, practical and traditional style is designed specifically for New Zealand homes and conditions.The Fairview Classic range of windows and doors brings a sense of light and space to every room in your home. With classic designs and premium features (like colour matched hardware) and a full range of window and door options including bi-fold, sliding and stacking styles, it has a price tag that won’t blow the budget.

It’s not surprising that many leading architects and group builders use the Fairview Classic range to bring out the best in their designs.antique door knobs chicago The choice is yours.frameless shower doors clearwater fl ARCHITECTURALStunning concepts that work together, bringing contemporary styles with sophistication and performance to your home, regardless of its size or scale.pella garage door dealers THERMAL BREAKThe custom-built, thermally-improved design is a must for warm, dry homes to combat New Zealand’s harshest winds, iciest mornings and chilliest nights. COMMERCIALAn outstanding range of quality commercial window and door, façade and curtain wall solutions - designed to enhance every commercial and industrial building.

Locally owned and operated, this family business is known for our helpful, experienced advice and customer focused service. Our products are made for New Zealand conditions – designed for both durability and good looks. 71 Glenda Dr, Frankton0800 432 478info@fairviewqueenstown.co.nz© Copyright Aitken Joinery 2003 Ltd - All Rights Reserved. Are you thinking of updating your bathroom? Whether you’re starting from scratch or renovating, a well designed bathroom built with quality materials and stylish fittings can add convenience, comfort and value. We have the brands, looks, sizes and functions to suit your budget and personality. Not to mention the know how to help guide you to the best decision. Download our latest flyer with the latest deals for this month. PlaceMakers Kitchens are made with you in mind. When replacing old joinery with new aluminium windows and doors, a little expertise goes a long way. It also helps you get the very best out of your budget.

Talk to the team that knows how to get the most out of putting the best in. First, build to last Nothing gets the heart racing like the prospect of a new home build. We’re not just constructing a home, we're also building a bridge of trust. Partner with us, safe in the knowledge that we’ve innovated our product line and service capability to match the latest in architectural design. And that we are here to make the process as painless as humanly possible. More about New Builds The way your building looks and feels says a lot about your brand. We know all about the building and installation of tailored, eye-catching doors and windows for commercial projects. We’ve learned many things about delivering stunning results on time and on budget over the last three decades. Utilising advanced joinery technology not only means your home can stay warmer, healthier and far more energy efficient –but also you can save on the power bill while helping protect our environment.

More about Eco Builds A fresh new outlook A new room with more sun and minimum hassle? It's no surprise more and more folk are adding conservatories. And the more we make, the better we get at doing it. We design, build and install stylish conservatories that provide equal amounts of durability, usability and ongoing efficiency.At NK Windows, European functional design, beauty and style does not mean unaffordable. Not only do our solutions offer exceptional whole of life value, but also come at a surprisingly affordable price. Award winning, highly advanced, precision manufactured windows and doors with market-leading security, noise reduction and environmental attributes ensure high levels of comfort for you and your family. Our solutions utilise robust and stylish profiles and hardware from the finest German and Austrian manufacturers, but benefit from New Zealand expertise too as they are made here. uPVC has been used extensively in building products throughout Europe since the 1950’s and now accounts for over 60% of the European window market and over 65% of the US window market.

Our solutions don’t just come with exceptional performance, but they are in fact the future of New Zealand homes. Download our 8-page brochure (2.6MB).Aircraft noise is an issue for airports all over the world, and managing aircraft noise is a shared responsibility. We work closely with the aviation industry to ensure our efforts are best practice. New generation aircraft are larger, quieter, more efficient and are helping to reduce aircraft noise. Their larger capacity also means that although passenger numbers are increasing, the number of flights at the airport is increasing at a slower rate. Queenstown Airport provides a gateway to the region for more than 1.5 million travellers each year and aircraft movements and passenger growth are projected to continue. We’re very mindful of the impact this will have on our neighbours over the years and as our operations grow we want to be proactive in helping them future-proof their homes. Following work in 2013/14 which involved forming the Queenstown Airport Community Liaison Committee, adopting the Noise Management Plan and discussing options with our affected neighbours, we have been working through our aircraft noise mitigation plans and putting them into action.

Our primary focus in the 2015 financial year was to progress works on the 13 Inner Noise Sector homes most affected by aircraft noise.  This involved each home being assessed by noise management experts and individual acoustic treatment package reports being developed. These acoustic packages were then worked through and put into action in our first trial house which was completed in May 2015.  Project manager RCP worked with contractors to test a number of different scenarios to ensure that when we work on each home we have proven best practices which achieve optimal acoustic results with the least impact to the people living in the house. We are now applying these learnings to a second, larger trial house and, when completed, mitigation work will start on the first of the Inner Noise Sector homes. In the meantime, QAC and RCP have met with each of the 13 homeowners to go through the technical acoustic treatment package reports completed by Marshall Day and the reports from architect Warren and Mahoney which show the actual effect of the noise treatments.  

A Letter of Offer - the formal process of Queenstown Airport Corporation offering a full noise mitigation package at its cost - has been sent to each owner for their consideration.  If accepted, a timeline will then be agreed by both parties on commencing mitigation works. Once the Inner Noise Sector work is underway, attention will be turned to the Mid Noise Sector and we will contact owners regarding mechanical ventilation proposals.  This phase involves some 123 homes and is timed to begin during 2016. Noise mitigation works will continue in annual or two-yearly tranches for the next 20 years. Several key milestones have been achieved during the six-month period to December 2015, including: Our approach is guided by our Noise Management Plan. It sets out how we will liaise with the community and fund and deliver measures to reduce noise. It outlines everything from guidelines for the working of the Queenstown Airport Liaison Committee, to details about how and when Queenstown Airport will help local homeowners meet the cost of aircraft noise reduction measures for their homes.

View the Noise Management Plan. The Queenstown Airport Liaison Committee (QALC) was formed in October 2013.  It is a forum and interface between the Airport and the community and other stakeholders regarding issues related to noise at Queenstown Airport. Its responsibilities include hearing feedback from the residents and monitoring complaints. There are 10 committee members comprising an independent chairperson, 3 community representatives, 1 QLDC representative, 1 Airways NZ representative, 1 airline representative, 1 general aviation representative and 2 Queenstown Airport representatives. Queenstown Airport’s Plan Change 35 expands the noise boundaries to allow the Airport to meet the anticipated growth of passenger numbers and aircraft movements out to 2037. The changes set out how the Airport will help fund measures to reduce internal noise for those existing homes that are most affected, before the predicted noise levels are reached. View the Noise Contours map which shows the estimated boundaries in 2037.

The Airport has three noise sectors: Inner Noise SectorAlso known as the Air Noise Boundary (ANB). Within this sector, aircraft noise reaches levels of 65 decibels or greater on average measured over a 24 hour period. Mid Noise SectorWithin this sector, aircraft noise reaches levels greater than 60, but less than 65 decibels on average measured over a 24 hour period. Outer Noise SectorAlso known as the Outer Control Boundary (OCB). Houses are deemed to lie within the Outer Sector if they are subject to aircraft noise levels of at least 55 decibels on average measured over a 24 hour period. Each year Queenstown Airport prepares Annual Aircraft Noise Contours (AANC), which show where noise from aircraft flying overhead averages, over a year, 60 dBA and 65 dBA. Over time, the contours give the public an indication of how aircraft noise at any time compares to the final 2037 noise boundary allowed for in Plan Change 35. The contours also give homeowners in the noise areas an indication of when they are likely to receive offers of acoustic treatment.

More properties will become eligible for noise reduction funding as aircraft movements gradually increase. We have a range of noise-reducing measures depending on which noise sector we assess your property to be in. The dimensions of the noise sectors will gradually expand over time as aircraft movements increase between now and 2037. Each home will be individually assessed by our group of experts for acoustic treatment, dependent on which sector your house lies in. The offer of acoustic treatment for those homes in the Inner and Mid Noise Sectors is open for 12 months. It is important to note you do not have to take up this offer. Inner Noise SectorQueenstown Airport will fund 100% of the noise reduction costs for existing homes within this sector. This will generally include both sound insulation and ventilation to ensure that interior noise caused by aircraft doesn’t exceed 40 decibels, on average measured over a 24 hour period. Acoustic insulation uses materials such as batts in ceilings, additional gib board, ensuring the windows have compression seals and double glazing.

Insulation in walls and ceilings could be from materials such as fibreglass, polystyrene, wool and synthetic fibres. Each home will be individually assessed and provided with an individual report on what is recommended. Mid Noise SectorQueenstown Airport will fund 75% of the cost towards installing a mechanical ventilation system. This system enables windows and doors to remain closed to help keep the interior noise from aircraft to a maximum of 40 decibels, on average measured over a 24 hour period. Outer Noise SectorNo noise reduction measures are offered for houses in this sector. We welcome your questions and suggestions about managing the effects of aircraft noise. If you would like to make a complaint, or would like to get in touch with us to discuss anything please fill out this form and email it to noise@queenstownairport.co.nz. Alternatively you can call us on +64 3 450 9031. Please be sure to get as much information as possible and include the date and time of the event, any identifiable aircraft features (company, colour or registration number), and the phase of the flight (e.g. take-off or landing).