Rules for windows H1 compliance - Build 198 (2023)

Abbreviation
Rules for windows H1 compliance
Valid from
1/10/2023

Information provider
BRANZ Limited,
Author
John Burgess
Information type
BUILD article,
Format
Website, PDF,

Description

Complying with the new requirements of clause H1 (the rules for thermal performance in housing in the New Zealand Building Code) for windows follows the previous process implemented in 2022 and 2023, but the insulation values are higher.

In the future, designing homes to reduce space heating and cooling needs will likely use a modelling method to determine their designed thermal performance. This will ensure that the best choices can be made to maximise the benefits of solar gain through glazing and minimise energy and carbon used for space heating and cooling with clever design.

Scope

In this article:

  • Modelling method will be required
    • Table E.1.1.1
    • Table E.1.1.1 replicator
    • Window Energy Efficiency Rating System (WEERS)
    • Statement of thermal performance
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Description

Complying with the new requirements of clause H1 (the rules for thermal performance in housing in the New Zealand Building Code) for windows follows the previous process implemented in 2022 and 2023, but the insulation values are higher.

In the future, designing homes to reduce space heating and cooling needs will likely use a modelling method to determine their designed thermal performance. This will ensure that the best choices can be made to maximise the benefits of solar gain through glazing and minimise energy and carbon used for space heating and cooling with clever design.

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Rules for windows H1 compliance - Build 198 (2023)
Description

Complying with the new requirements of clause H1 (the rules for thermal performance in housing in the New Zealand Building Code) for windows follows the previous process implemented in 2022 and 2023, but the insulation values are higher.

In the future, designing homes to reduce space heating and cooling needs will likely use a modelling method to determine their designed thermal performance. This will ensure that the best choices can be made to maximise the benefits of solar gain through glazing and minimise energy and carbon used for space heating and cooling with clever design.

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Rules for windows H1 compliance - Build 198 (2023)

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