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Understanding the NCC: Thermal bridging in residential buildings

Australian Building Codes Board

Version:  2023.  (Current)
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Publication date
13 October 2023
Pages
5
Current status
Current
Description

The NCC Performance Requirements can be met using either a Performance Solution, Deemed-to-Satisfy (DTS) Solution, or a combination of both.

The following is a general representation and introduction to the DTS Provisions for thermal bridging in residential buildings.

It covers the DTS Provisions for thermal bridging in Class 1 buildings (houses), the sole-occupancy units (SOUs) of Class 2 buildings (apartments) and common areas of Class 2 buildings (apartment buildings). The information presented provides a national overview of the NCC and does not contain any state or territory variations.

This information is useful for architects, building designers, façade engineers, builders, and environmentally sustainable design (ESD) consultants.

Scope

Contents:

What Is Thermal Bridging?
What Are The Impacts Of Thermal Bridging?
Thermal Bridging And The NCC
Fixing Thermal Bridges

Attribution
Commonwealth of Australia and the States and Territories
Licence
Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International licence
NSW
VIC
QLD
NT
WA
ACT
TAS
SA
Sector
Residential
Civil
Commercial
Industrial
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