Mega Hygiene Station

Mega Biosecurity Hygiene Station
 
Engineered for Aotearoa’s most iconic forests. Trusted to protect our most sacred taonga.
The Mega Biosecurity Hygiene Station is Biosec NZ’s flagship solution for high-traffic, high-risk environments. Installed at Tāne Mahuta—Aotearoa’s largest and most sacred Kauri tree—this station was developed in collaboration with Te Roroa Iwi, the Department of Conservation (DOC), Northland Council, and Waka Kotahi.
 
Tāne Mahuta welcomes over 100,000 visitors each month, demanding the highest standard of biosecurity. This custom-designed hygiene station ensures every visitor can clean and disinfect their footwear effectively, helping to prevent the spread of soil-borne pathogens like Kauri dieback.
 
Key Features:
High-Volume Throughput – Designed for continuous use by thousands of visitors per day without compromise.
Fully Integrated System – Includes boot washing, scrubbing, and disinfectant application in one seamless flow.
Heavy-Duty, Low-Maintenance Build – Built with durable, weather-resistant materials and stainless components to withstand NZ’s toughest environments.
Culturally Respectful Design – Developed alongside mana whenua to honour the cultural significance of the site and promote shared guardianship.
Rapid Installation – Installed in under seven days, including demolition of existing infrastructure and full walkway integration.
 
Whether for ancient ngahere, ecotourism trails, or vulnerable conservation sites, the Mega Hygiene Station sets the benchmark for biosecurity infrastructure in Aotearoa.
 
Protect what matters. Specify Biosec NZ’s Mega Station for your next high-profile site.