Roof Design - Fact Sheet 2 (FS2) - Performance influences

Abbreviation
Roof Design - Fact Sheet 2 (FS2)
Valid from
1/05/2017

Information provider
BRANZ Limited,
Information type
Fact sheet,
Format
PDF,

Description

Roofs perform a critical function - they are the umbrella protecting the building from the outside environment, with a particular focus on protection from water. Good performance with only modest maintenance can be achieved with careful design, cladding selection and installation.

This BRANZ Facts series outlines the minimum performance requirements under the New Zealand Building Code, paths to compliance, the factors that influence the performance of roofs, roofing materials and common problems.

No building element fits in the ‘out of sight, out of mind’ category better than roofs. Good performance with only modest maintenance requirements can be achieved with careful design, cladding selection and installation.

When selecting a roof cladding system, a number of influences need to be considered. These include design, environment, owner and installation influences.

 

Scope

In this Fact Sheet:

  • Design influences
  • Environment influences
  • Owner influences
  • Installation influences
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Description

Roofs perform a critical function - they are the umbrella protecting the building from the outside environment, with a particular focus on protection from water. Good performance with only modest maintenance can be achieved with careful design, cladding selection and installation.

This BRANZ Facts series outlines the minimum performance requirements under the New Zealand Building Code, paths to compliance, the factors that influence the performance of roofs, roofing materials and common problems.

No building element fits in the ‘out of sight, out of mind’ category better than roofs. Good performance with only modest maintenance requirements can be achieved with careful design, cladding selection and installation.

When selecting a roof cladding system, a number of influences need to be considered. These include design, environment, owner and installation influences.

 

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Roof Design - Fact Sheet 2 (FS2) - Performance influences
Description

Roofs perform a critical function - they are the umbrella protecting the building from the outside environment, with a particular focus on protection from water. Good performance with only modest maintenance can be achieved with careful design, cladding selection and installation.

This BRANZ Facts series outlines the minimum performance requirements under the New Zealand Building Code, paths to compliance, the factors that influence the performance of roofs, roofing materials and common problems.

No building element fits in the ‘out of sight, out of mind’ category better than roofs. Good performance with only modest maintenance requirements can be achieved with careful design, cladding selection and installation.

When selecting a roof cladding system, a number of influences need to be considered. These include design, environment, owner and installation influences.

 

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Roof Design - Fact Sheet 2 (FS2) - Performance influences

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