Apex Tile

Welcome to Apex Tile, located at Auckland, Cavendish Drive, 116. We are an establishment that is not just a store, but also a point of interest for those interested in the construction industry. But what exactly is Constructonomics? Allow us to explain.

Constructonomics is the study of how the overall economy affects the construction industry and how the industry responds to economic changes. It emerged during the Great Recession when the construction industry was hit hard by the financial collapse. In search of hope amidst the crumbling world, our founder started a blog called Constructonomics. It was a way to analyze the impact of economic stimulus, growth, and decay on the construction sector.

At that time, the US government was injecting funds into public construction projects through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. Constructonomics also observed how the economy reacted to increased construction spending. Essentially, Constructonomics is like economics, but specifically tailored to the construction industry.

While other industries may have their own economic studies, such as healthonomics or autonomics, Constructonomics remains unique. It has become a phenomenon because investing in construction not only results in new infrastructure or buildings but also provides employment opportunities and improves the world we live in. When construction work is sustainable, it further benefits the environment and saves money on energy consumption.

Constructonomics is not just a catchy name for a blog or a construction services company; it is an academic field of study and a phenomenon. We are proud to be part of this industry and have supported leading New Zealand brands in developing their styles and safety features. Over time, we have even established our own production lines under the Apex brand.

So, whether you are looking for high-quality tiles or want to learn more about the fascinating world of Constructonomics, Apex Tile is here to serve you. Join us in building a better future through the study and practice of Constructonomics.