Roof Ventilation - Fact Sheet 2 (FS2) - Testing the airtightness of residential roof spaces in three dwellings

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Abbreviation: Roof Ventilation - FS2 - Testing the airtightness of residential roof spaces in three dwellings
Valid from: 1/11/2018

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

Description

New Zealand houses and their roof spaces are becoming more airtight. Without proper management of indoor moisture, this can lead to a build-up of moisture and problems with mould.

BRANZ has developed a measurement procedure to estimate the airtightness of residential roof spaces and has tested it on three buildings.

This could be a useful tool to help determine roof ventilation requirements to avoid mould and moisture problems.

For assistance with locating previous versions, please contact the information provider.

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Roof Ventilation - Fact Sheet 2 (FS2) - Testing the airtightness of residential roof spaces in three dwellings

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Roof Ventilation - Fact Sheet 2 (FS2) - Testing the airtightness of residential roof spaces in three dwellings

Description

New Zealand houses and their roof spaces are becoming more airtight. Without proper management of indoor moisture, this can lead to a build-up of moisture and problems with mould.

BRANZ has developed a measurement procedure to estimate the airtightness of residential roof spaces and has tested it on three buildings.

This could be a useful tool to help determine roof ventilation requirements to avoid mould and moisture problems.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 118KB)

Roof Ventilation - Fact Sheet 2 (FS2) - Testing the airtightness of residential roof spaces in three dwellings

Description

New Zealand houses and their roof spaces are becoming more airtight. Without proper management of indoor moisture, this can lead to a build-up of moisture and problems with mould.

BRANZ has developed a measurement procedure to estimate the airtightness of residential roof spaces and has tested it on three buildings.

This could be a useful tool to help determine roof ventilation requirements to avoid mould and moisture problems.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 118KB)

This resource does not cite any other resources.

Roof Ventilation - Fact Sheet 2 (FS2) - Testing the airtightness of residential roof spaces in three dwellings

This resource does not CITE any other resources.

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