Getting the sequence right
If work is carried out too early or too quickly it may have to be removed to allow another trade to complete their part, adding costs and delays to the job. Getting the sequence right is crucial for a good job.
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Avoiding risky behaviour
By Dianne Johnson, Peter Lalas, John Sutherland, Karl Jones – 1 December 2014, Build 145, Feature article
A suggested risk matrix for steel and concrete buildings up to 15 storeys could inform decision making in façade component choice and installation for some buildings that fall outside the scope of E2/AS1.
Proprietary cladding systems
By Mike Reed – 1 October 2009, Build 114, Feature article
Proprietary cladding systems are now the norm. It’s important that when a system is selected, the total system is used and all the manufacturer’s instructions and specifications are followed.
Seismic performance of 2-storey brick veneer
By Stuart Thurston – 1 October 2009, Build 114, Feature article
BRANZ earthquake simulations on 2-storey brick veneer have found it performed well, and BRANZ recommends that some of these building do not need specific design.
Weathertightness tips for windy sites
By Tom Edhouse – 1 June 2010, Build 118
Twelve simple construction tips can improve the weathertightness of buildings in windy situations.
