An hour up the Whanganui River Road, Rānana Marae has installed bespoke Floc wool acoustic panels within a wānanga space of Ruaka Hall, combining acoustic performance with a design carrying cultural significance.

For installers, Floc offers something increasingly uncommon within the interiors sector - a natural material that performs to commercial standards, while still feeling tactile, workable and considered on site.

At the Netherlands Embassy fit-out in Wellington, Floc was used alongside New Zealand Silver Beech (Tāwhai) to support the acoustic performance of a highly considered, architecturally integrated space.

Floc has achieved an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), becoming the first solely wool-based building product in Aotearoa to do so.

Showcasing Floc on the world's stage.

Floc's natural wool acoustic range is helping to create calmer, healthier classrooms across the motu.

The Loft at Craggy Range - Featuring Floc pendants designed by Little & Fox

Introducing Orbit by Harrows

An hour up the Whanganui River Road, Rānana Marae has installed bespoke Floc wool acoustic panels within a wānanga space of Ruaka Hall, combining acoustic performance with a design carrying cultural significance.

From Farm to Floc - Bringing wool full circle at Lincoln University's Ivey West

Showcasing New Zealand Wool on the Global Stage at Singapore Design Fair

Flying Floc Across the Ditch: T&R at the Design Show Australia

Christchurch based architecture firm, Threefold Architecture, recently had the opportunity to establish their new office space, creating a warm and inviting environment full of natural and raw materials.

Pāmu is the brand name for Landcorp Farming Limited. The Māori word ‘Pāmu’ means ‘to farm’ but also reflects the Māori concept of guardianship of the environment (kaitiakitanga).

We are delighted our Floc 3D tiles were used in the entrance to the New Zealand Pavilion, at Expo 2020 in Dubai.