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R-Thermal-Spacer The Ultimate Insuation Spacer

R-Thermal-Spacer We are excited to introduce the R Thermal Spacer, the result of extensive collaboration with roofers, construction experts, engineers, and industry professionals across four Australian states. This project was shaped by feedback from distributors, sales representatives, and a thorough study of various insulation spacers, including our own. After developing multiple prototypes and rigorously field-testing […]

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National Construction Code (NCC) 2019/22 reflect a stronger focus on thermal performance

Here’s our take on it. Please do your own research and verify latest facts before using any information. The NCC 2019/22 updates emphasize energy efficiency, specifically focusing on reducing thermal bridging in building envelopes to improve insulation performance and overall energy efficiency. Here’s a deeper look at how these changes impact roofing design: 1. Thermal Bridging

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Australian Wind Regions A, B, C

In Australia, regions prone to cyclonic winds are classified according to a specific wind classification system to ensure buildings and structures can withstand the forces generated by cyclones. The Australian Standard AS/NZS 1170.2 outlines these classifications. The cyclonic wind classifications typically include the following: Each region is assigned specific design wind speeds, which are used

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Australian Non Cyclonic Wind Region Classification N1 N2 N3

In Australia, building standards and codes often categorize areas based on their susceptibility to cyclonic winds. However, for regions that are not prone to cyclones, such as many parts of southern Australia, the wind classification system is denoted by N ratings: N1, N2, N3, and N4. These ratings signify the wind speeds that structures in

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Box Gutter Brackets

Box gutter brackets are used in roofing systems to support and secure box gutters in place. Here’s a breakdown of their primary functions: Overall, box gutter brackets play a crucial role in the functionality and longevity of box gutter systems by providing support, stability, and proper drainage. They are an essential component of roofing systems

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Using Decke Insulation Spacers & Insulation Blankets

Using insulation blankets between purlins and roof sheets, with the help of insulation spacer brackets, is a common practice in construction to enhance thermal insulation and energy efficiency in buildings. Here’s how the process typically works: Selection of Insulation Blanket: First, architects or building designers specify the appropriate insulation material based on factors such as

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R-Value- It’s got nothing to do with blanket or bracket brands

You’re absolutely correct. The R-value of insulation materials is a standardized measure of their thermal resistance, and it’s not dependent on any specific brand or type of insulation blanket or bracket. Architects and building designers are responsible for determining the appropriate insulation requirements for a building based on factors like climate, building codes, and energy

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AS 4600 Cold Formed Steel Structures

AS 4600 is an Australian Standard titled “Cold-formed steel structures.” This standard provides guidelines and technical specifications for the design and construction of cold-formed steel structures. Cold-formed steel is a type of structural steel that is typically used in applications where the sections are formed at room temperature, as opposed to hot-rolled steel, which is

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AS 3500.3 Plumbing and Drainage – Stormwater Drainage

AS 3500.3 is an Australian Standard that specifically deals with plumbing and drainage, focusing on the topic of “Stormwater Drainage.” The full title of this standard is “AS 3500.3 – Plumbing and Drainage – Part 3: Stormwater Drainage.” This standard provides guidelines and technical specifications for the design and installation of stormwater drainage systems in

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