Where Does the Airtightness Layer Go?
Getting layering right in New Zealand buildings for summer and winter. Following on from the previous article, one of the ingredients in modern buildings is the creation of a deliberately airtight shell to conserve energy (warm or cool). We often hear about attempts to achieve…
Triple Connected Windows – Part 2
It is very important that all aspects of the window are taken into consideration; frame system, double glazing, window size and the connections between the window and the wall.
Improving Thermal Performance with Triple Connected Windows
How to ensure standard thermally-broken windows are positioned to succeed.
Compatibility and Adhesion of Wet Seals and Sill Tapes
UPDATE 2024: While there are still relevant points in this article, the foil taping described is no longer required for adhesion of wetseals in window openings. To help deal with the issue of sealants not bonding to substrates, pro clima will be offering a foil…
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