Window changes affect weathertightness
Changes in window installation have contributed to some of the weathertightness problems of the last decade. BRANZ is researching the issues.
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By John Burgess – 1 February 2007, Build 98
Changes in window installation have contributed to some of the weathertightness problems of the last decade. BRANZ is researching the issues.
By Stephen Sargent – 1 February 2007, Build 98
Changes to the Building Code have clarified where wet area linings and finishes should be used instead of ordinary linings and finishes.
By Alide Elkink – 1 February 2007, Build 98
An infill panel is often used with masonry veneer cladding above a window or door opening. This avoids the need to support the weight of the masonry veneer but creates a weathertightness issue.