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AIRTIGHTNESS ARCHITECTURE CONSTRUCTION DESIGN PRODUCTS WEATHERTIGHTNESS ROOFING. RENOVATION

Technical Note: Salt Air, Surf Mist and Weathertightness

pro clima’s TEEE-based weather resistive barriers feature a non-porous, monolithic film that blocks liquid water and prevents salt-laden air and dissolved salts from passing through to the building structure. The film remains stable in coastal environments, maintaining its waterproof and vapour-permeable properties despite prolonged exposure to salty sea air.

Integrating Vapour Control and Ventilation for Moisture-Safe Design

Higher insulation levels change how a building handles moisture, requiring a coordinated approach between intelligent vapour control and mechanical ventilation to prevent structural damage.

Constructing School Roofs the Right Way

The Ministry of Education has updated its guidelines on Weathertightness Design Requirements for New School Buildings, outlining new changes.

"Airtight" vs. "Breathable": What’s it all about?

This month, we examine "airtight" and "breathable" buildings. Is it possible to achieve both within the same building?

Designing for Steam in Modern Buildings

We pipe water inside buildings, so what happens when we turn it into steam?

Renovating and Insulating Masonry Walls

Why strapping and lining masonry walls on the inside is not a good idea, not for renovation or new builds.

Renovation Opportunity and R-Values

In this article, I’m tackling real-estate adverts, renovation by paint, and discussing one area of cost for whole-house renovation and the connection between health and wealth.