Achieving airtightness general principles

By:

Jaggs, Mike

Contributor(s):

Scivyer, Chris

Language: English Series: BRE Good Building Guide ; GBG 67 Part 1Publication details: Watford BRE 2006Description: 8p. ill. 30cmISBN:

1860819001

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

697 $2 18

Summary: Provides guidance on achieving airtightness in new buildings. Sets out the more usual air leakage paths and gives the principles to follow when developing construction details which are energy efficient. This is the first part of a three part information paper (see also L132975 and L132976).

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Provides guidance on achieving airtightness in new buildings. Sets out the more usual air leakage paths and gives the principles to follow when developing construction details which are energy efficient. This is the first part of a three part information paper (see also L132975 and L132976).

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