Civil Products for Infrastructure, Access and Site Works

Civil products is a collective term for the products used on civil, construction and public works projects: barriers and access control, drainage and ground materials, safety equipment, signage, and site consumables. It is a grouping rather than a single product category, which is why this page works as a browse point across the range.

By what the work needs rather than by supplier. Categories are grouped around the stages of a project: access and traffic control first, then ground and drainage, then safety and consumables. Each category links through to its own collection with full specifications, so you can move from browsing to specifying quickly.

Start with the project type. A road job, a drainage job, a streetscape job and a construction site each pull a different set of categories first. Once you are in the right category, the product names make more sense, because the range is grouped the way the work is sequenced rather than alphabetically.

Yes. The range covers the product categories that council and infrastructure work draws on, including barriers, traffic control, drainage materials, public furniture and safety equipment. Council work usually comes with a specification, so order to the specified product where one is nominated and ask for compliance documentation where it is required.

Yes, and doing so is usually cheaper on freight. The catalogue works as one cart, so barriers, materials and consumables can be ordered together rather than as separate transactions. Trade account holders can also use CSV upload ordering to place a multi-category order from a single prepared list.

Ask. The range grows, and a product that is not on the site may still be something the team can source or already stocks under a different category. Give the specification you need rather than just a product name, because a substitution that meets the specification is often available when the exact item is not.

Both. Pricing is GST-inclusive and there is no account requirement to order. Trade accounts add the B2B portal with CSV upload ordering, multi-user roles and compliance documents held on file, which suits contractors ordering against a program rather than a one-off purchase.

Every listing carries its price and quantity options, so pricing is visible without a quote. Availability is stated per product, and standard lines dispatch the same day when ordered before the daily cut-off. For a programmed order spanning several categories, confirm lead times line by line before building them into the schedule.

Yes. Orders ship Australia-wide with tracking and can be delivered to a site address where someone can receive and unload them. Palletised and bulky items need forklift access or a hard stand, so tell us about site conditions when ordering. Pick-up from Bankstown is also available.

Trade accounts can have compliance documentation held on file, which is useful at handover and when a client or certifier asks for product evidence. Ask the team to attach the relevant documents to your account rather than requesting them product by product, so they are available when the project needs them.