Partnering with Ultra
Led by experienced project manager Brian Cullen from Summerset, the project benefits from strong leadership and deep construction expertise, ensuring smooth delivery aligned with aged care standards.
Within this setting, Ultra Interiors delivered a full end-to-end scope including insulation, plasterboard systems, wall and ceiling installation, and finishing works. Their involvement helped ensure internal spaces were warm, quiet, durable, and appropriate for care-based living environments.
Ceiling systems supplied through CSR Limited, including the Rondo Key-Lock system and integrated access solutions, were central to achieving acoustic comfort, construction efficiency, and long-term performance across the development. The long-standing partnership between Ultra Interiors and Potters, part of CSR Limited New Zealand, has further strengthened project outcomes. Potters’ ceiling systems have contributed not only to the aesthetic appeal of the development but also to the quality, performance, and durability required in aged care environments, demonstrating how strong collaboration and trusted products can deliver exceptional results in this growing sector.
Designing for wellbeing, comfort and connection
Aged care environments are increasingly expected to deliver residential quality outcomes while still meeting strict performance requirements. At Milldale, this balance was achieved through careful attention to internal linings and ceiling systems, which play a significant role in acoustic comfort and overall atmosphere.
Ultra Interiors noted that the success of these environments relies heavily on selecting systems that are consistent, reliable, and practical to install across multiple stages of construction. This becomes particularly important in large-scale care villages where repetition and coordination are essential to maintaining quality.
The ceiling systems selected for Milldale were designed to meet these expectations while also aligning with seismic and compliance requirements specific to New Zealand construction.