
Homeowners
Understand what insulation actually does, what a good installation looks like, and how interest free loans from New Zealand banks work.
Insulation basicsQuality installation. Quality products. Energy efficiency that performs.




Forty five member organisations supply, install and manufacture insulation across seventeen regions, alongside seven affiliated organisations. Fourteen members work nationwide and appear under every region.
Every listed member commits to the Association’s training programme, the Code of Conduct and installation to NZS 4246:2016.
The Association serves three audiences with very different questions. Each one has its own path in.

Understand what insulation actually does, what a good installation looks like, and how interest free loans from New Zealand banks work.
Insulation basics
Check a company’s membership before you engage it, confirm installation against NZS 4246:2016, and prove the R-value that went in.
Find a member
Join the Association, enrol your staff in the training programme, and use the members area for compliance and technical documents.
Become a memberProducts that meet New Zealand standards, declared honestly, and fit for the building they go into.
Installed to NZS 4246:2016 and to the New Zealand Building Code, because the product is only as good as the fit.
A structured training programme members enrol their staff in, building a career path rather than a headcount.
Warmer, drier, healthier buildings that cost less to run, across new build and retrofit alike.
Lobbying government and key industry influencers, and speaking on behalf of the sector as one voice.
Measure a physical insulation sample and the calculator identifies its likely product range and R-value from IAONZ product data with its BRANZ appraisal source.
Built for installers, specifiers and assessors who need evidence rather than an assurance. Indicative only, never a certified figure, and the calculator shows when its data was last updated.

Members enrol their installers in the IAONZ training programme, validating knowledge and experience and building a career path in the industry. New course dates are added as soon as they’re set.


IAONZ has lodged its submission on the proposed revision of NZS 3604: Timber-framed buildings, with a particular focus on how timber framing design affects the thermal performance ultimately achieved in New Zealand homes.

EECA Warmer Kiwi Homes is funded to 30 June 2027. Beyond that date, there is currently no confirmed continuation pathway.

All insulation types can deliver long-term performance when correctly specified, fitted, supported, protected from moisture, and installed to NZS 4246.

Complete the application form for your company, be approved by the Executive Committee, and pay the annual company membership fee. You may then enrol for and complete the Association training programme.
Fees are tiered by company turnover and by the number of locations across New Zealand. All prices exclude GST.