Cavity ban

By:

Chevin, D

Language: English Series: Building ; 256(7714) 27 September 1991, 11(1)Publication details: 1991Subject(s):

Summary: The NHBC wants builders to stop using filled cavity wall insulation in new developments following record storm claims in 1990 over damage from rain penetration - a factor arising from poor workmanship.

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The NHBC wants builders to stop using filled cavity wall insulation in new developments following record storm claims in 1990 over damage from rain penetration - a factor arising from poor workmanship.

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