Modelling moist subfloors
With continuing analysis at BRANZ since the article Ventilation and subfloors in Build 149, we’re now able to shine more light on moisture accumulation in subfloor spaces.
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By Stephen McNeil – 1 February 2016, Build 152, Feature article
With continuing analysis at BRANZ since the article Ventilation and subfloors in Build 149, we’re now able to shine more light on moisture accumulation in subfloor spaces.
By Stephen McNeil – 1 August 2015, Build 149
Subfloor performance plays a big part in the comfort and health of our homes. BRANZ is modelling appropriate levels of subfloor ventilation to understand what makes a healthy building.
By Ian Cox-Smith – 1 April 2016, Build 153
Ventilation is required to reduce moisture levels, but can too much subfloor ventilation reduce the effectiveness of underfloor insulation? BRANZ set out to find the answer.
By Stephen McNeil – 1 December 2015, Build 151, Feature article
Newer homes may be less draughty but concern is growing that they are accumulating too much internal moisture. Ventilation is key, and BRANZ is researching how to keep homes aired, warm and healthy.
By David Carradine – 1 April 2014, Build 141
The demand for multi-level light timber-frame buildings is increasing, but New Zealand lacks specific design guidelines. The good news is that a BRANZ research project is developing the necessary guide to fill the gap.
By Vicki White – 1 August 2017, Build 161
BRANZ’s latest house condition survey points the way to where improvements could be made to help achieve the goal of warmer, drier and healthier homes for all.