Specifying windows, doors and skylights under H1 - Build 193 (2022)

Abbreviation
Specifying windows, doors and skylights under H1
Valid from
1/12/2022

Information provider
BRANZ Limited,
Author
David Hindley
Information type
BUILD article,
Format
Website, PDF,

Description

The thermal performance required of all new windows and doors increased on 3 November 2022. There are further increases coming in 2023.

Anyone using H1/AS1 and H1/VM1 for building consent applications can no longer use the 4th edition documents but must use 5th edition amendment 1.

For housing only, the minimum R-value for vertical windows and doors is now R0.37 for all climate zones (see Table 1). There will be further increases on two separate dates:

  • On 1 May 2023, the minimum will increase to R0.46 for climate zones 3 and 4 and to R0.50 for climate zones 5 and 6.
  • On 2 November 2023, the minimum will increase to R0.46 for climate zones 1 and 2.

For buildings up to 300 m² that are not housing, the minimum R-values for vertical windows and doors that now apply are R0.37 in zones 1 and 2, R0.46 in zones 3 and 4 and R0.50 in zones 5 and 6. As with housing, the requirement in zones 1 and 2 will increase on 2 November 2023 to R0.46.

Scope

This article covers: 

  • Calculating R-values
  • Skylights
  • Solar heat gain and overheating
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Description

The thermal performance required of all new windows and doors increased on 3 November 2022. There are further increases coming in 2023.

Anyone using H1/AS1 and H1/VM1 for building consent applications can no longer use the 4th edition documents but must use 5th edition amendment 1.

For housing only, the minimum R-value for vertical windows and doors is now R0.37 for all climate zones (see Table 1). There will be further increases on two separate dates:

  • On 1 May 2023, the minimum will increase to R0.46 for climate zones 3 and 4 and to R0.50 for climate zones 5 and 6.
  • On 2 November 2023, the minimum will increase to R0.46 for climate zones 1 and 2.

For buildings up to 300 m² that are not housing, the minimum R-values for vertical windows and doors that now apply are R0.37 in zones 1 and 2, R0.46 in zones 3 and 4 and R0.50 in zones 5 and 6. As with housing, the requirement in zones 1 and 2 will increase on 2 November 2023 to R0.46.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 361KB)
Specifying windows, doors and skylights under H1 - Build 193 (2022)
Description

The thermal performance required of all new windows and doors increased on 3 November 2022. There are further increases coming in 2023.

Anyone using H1/AS1 and H1/VM1 for building consent applications can no longer use the 4th edition documents but must use 5th edition amendment 1.

For housing only, the minimum R-value for vertical windows and doors is now R0.37 for all climate zones (see Table 1). There will be further increases on two separate dates:

  • On 1 May 2023, the minimum will increase to R0.46 for climate zones 3 and 4 and to R0.50 for climate zones 5 and 6.
  • On 2 November 2023, the minimum will increase to R0.46 for climate zones 1 and 2.

For buildings up to 300 m² that are not housing, the minimum R-values for vertical windows and doors that now apply are R0.37 in zones 1 and 2, R0.46 in zones 3 and 4 and R0.50 in zones 5 and 6. As with housing, the requirement in zones 1 and 2 will increase on 2 November 2023 to R0.46.

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