Goldpine
Our Story
Goldpine
Our Story
Goldpine is a family-owned company that’s been operating for over 40 years. We are very proudly Kiwi-owned and have built a solid reputation for providing high quality timber and fencing products for outdoor use.
Proudly Kiwi owned and operated
Goldpine has grown from a small post producer in the heart of Nelson's Golden Downs forest, talking and dealing directly with farmers. In over 40 years, nothing has changed - our company is still people-focused, with our stores being located close to you, our customers.
Your Outdoor Timber Specialist
We have purposely stuck to what we do best - being Outdoor Timber Specialists specialising in posts, poles, wire products, electric fencing, kitset farm buildings, treated sawn timber, treated plywood, outdoor furniture and a few important support products like cement, fasteners and tools.
Ideal option for your project
We have wide range of options here at Goldpine, that we have developed over 40 years specifically for the outdoor timber market. Many of our options are exclusive to Goldpine and that means we can, and will, back our products from the store to your site and beyond.
Total confidence
From the traditional round post to our unique Superpost® range, as well as construction piling solutions, we have total confidence in the quality of the products we produce and sell. Being located in the Golden Downs forest in the heart of the Nelson region, we are able to source our wood from high density forests. This means we produce strong, durable posts, and we back them with a 50 year treatment guarantee.
So, come and see the Specialist
Our highly trained team of Outdoor Timber Specialists are ready and waiting to talk to you about our wide range of options. Pop in store and challenge them to find you the best value for your project from the wide range of options we have here at Goldpine – because that’s their job!
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Renewable Resource
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Renewable Resource
Forests are not just a renewable resource that’s good for the environment, they are also essential for our economy and our families. It’s no wonder we love our forests and love working in an industry that contributes so much in so many ways!
Forests are essential for our environment
Forests perform critical functions relating to soil, water and the carbon cycle. An important part of our future will be determined by the use and management of NZ forests and as our forests grow so does our environment.
Forestry is a huge part of the NZ economy
Seen by most as a huge export earner, the forestry industry provides employment opportunities for kiwis in both forestry and domestic timber processing providing economic benefit to regions right across New Zealand.
Trees eat carbon
Using timber from certified renewable plantation forests is widely accepted as one of the main ways to combat the effects of global warming, something we’re more aware of nowadays than ever before.
“One of the best ways to address climate change is to use more wood”
- Dr Patrick Moore, Forest Management:Part of the climate change solution.
Sustainable Resource
Responsibly managed plantation forests contribute to the environment, local employment and the economy - no wonder kiwis say ‘wood is good’ and use timber materials as a preference.
We love our forests
New Zealand has 1.7 million hectares of highly productive, sustainably managed plantation forests. Recognising the pleasure that the forest environment offers, many forests are open to the public for recreation purposes such as cycling, running or simply walking and enjoying. Kiwi kids are truly blessed to have these wonderful forest playgrounds in which they can extend themselves physically whilst experiencing an intimate connection with the natural environment. We should love our forests for what they give us – and for the simple joy they can bring to all our lives.
Goldpine
Finding the Best Value
Goldpine
Finding the Best Value
Passing The Batten
Posted 8 January 2018
There won't be too many men out there that can say they met their wife on a fence line - Mat Cave however is one man that can! Meeting his future wife, Raynae, whilst working on a fencing job - she was the daughter of the clients - it's fair to say fencing and fence lines have played a big part in Mat's life. Fencing has also played a large role in Cave family history, and the skill set required has been passed down through the generations. Now third generation Mat is holding the 'batten' and using all the knowledge and training provided to him by his grandfather, Richard (Dick), whilst running his own fencing contracting business MJ Cave Contracting Ltd in Hawke's Bay.
When Deer Are A Family Affair
Posted 7 December 2017
You don't have to spend too much time with Alf Kinzett, driving around his deer farm, to get a feel for the passion and pride he has in the operation he and his family have developed from small beginnings in Murchison. As you move from paddock to paddock, you can sense the excitement in his voice as he surveys his stock and explains the steps taken over many years which have led to the development of the magnificent looking deer which are cautiously staring back at us.
The Well-Travelled Fencer
Posted 4 September 2017
On the day we visited Glenn Blackmore and the team from Blackmore Fencing, they were starting on a job they weren't too comfortable with — pulling down fence lines on a vineyard. Jobs like this are a rare occurrence for fencing contractors who are more in the constructing than deconstructing game, but Glenn just adds this latest job to his long list of fencing experiences which includes building fences not only where he is based in Marlborough but also in America and Europe.
‘Hoppin’ Along Nicely
Posted 2 June 2017
Heavy rain coupled with a biting wind are less than ideal conditions when you are in the middle of the busiest time of year, harvesting the crop you have nurtured for the past six months. However, those conditions were exactly what Brent McGlashen and his team at Mac Hops were working in when we visited them in Motueka recently. "We can't do much about it, these hops need to be harvested now so we just need to get on with it." Brent explained this to us as another trailer load of hops headed off past to be processed...
A Chip Off the Old Block
Posted 31 January 2017
Dave McEwen is not a man to sit back and put his feet up. He's a man who thrives on challenges and testing his own limits and the limits of the land he is working. Where he is today can be attributed to not just his years of hard work but also the path his father laid for him.
RHINO™ to the rescue!
Posted 9 January 2017
When he received a panicked call from one of his workers asking him to come down to the orchard straight away, Graeme Hodges didn't know what he was going to find — a full row of apple trees lying on the ground wasn't one of the potential scenarios he had considered whilst rushing to the scene. In all his time in the pipfruit industry, spent on or around orchards, he had never seen a full row collapse to the ground. He is now making changes to ensure it's not something he'll see again.
‘XCELLING’ at Breeding
Posted 2 October 2016
On a new site, located 5 minutes out of Rangiora, you will find Xcell Breeding & Veterinary Services Ltd, a reproductive technology company that encompasses all the major commercial New Zealand livestock services.
Fencing in Paradise
Posted 26 July 2016
Golden Bay is often described as a vast paradise, a place of unspoilt beauty. A popular tourist destination due to its good weather and relaxed, friendly lifestyle, it's also the work place of Dave Jacobsen, fencing contractor, who spends his days constructing fence lines all over the Golden Bay region.
