Slab junctions between conditioned and unconditioned spaces - Build 202 (2024)

Abbreviation
Slab junctions between conditioned and unconditioned spaces
Valid from
1/06/2024

Information provider
BRANZ Limited,
Author
Bruce Sedcole
Information type
BUILD article,
Format
Website, PDF,

Description

A question often received by the BRANZ helpline is about thermally separating adjacent reinforced concrete slabs where one is in a conditioned space and the other is not. In short, we’re working on it.

Since the introduction of the revised H1 requirements last year, there has been a keen awareness about the different treatments of conditioned and unconditioned spaces in buildings. This comes to a head particularly at the junctions where these spaces meet.

Scope

This article includes:

  • A common scenario
  • Vertical slab edge insulation not a solution
  • Problems with starter bars and blocking materials
  • Experiences in my practice
  • Potential innovations
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Slab junctions between conditioned and unconditioned spaces - Build 202 (2024)

Description

A question often received by the BRANZ helpline is about thermally separating adjacent reinforced concrete slabs where one is in a conditioned space and the other is not. In short, we’re working on it.

Since the introduction of the revised H1 requirements last year, there has been a keen awareness about the different treatments of conditioned and unconditioned spaces in buildings. This comes to a head particularly at the junctions where these spaces meet.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 203KB)
Slab junctions between conditioned and unconditioned spaces - Build 202 (2024)
Description

A question often received by the BRANZ helpline is about thermally separating adjacent reinforced concrete slabs where one is in a conditioned space and the other is not. In short, we’re working on it.

Since the introduction of the revised H1 requirements last year, there has been a keen awareness about the different treatments of conditioned and unconditioned spaces in buildings. This comes to a head particularly at the junctions where these spaces meet.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 203KB)
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Slab junctions between conditioned and unconditioned spaces - Build 202 (2024)

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