Research worldwide shows that homes with certified energy-efficient features sell faster and for a premium. Buyers want proof, not just promises.
Every home has an envelope, its unseen shield against the elements. But true comfort and efficiency come when that envelope is not only weathertight, but airtight.
Great to host Matthew Cutler-Welsh from the New Zealand Green Building Council (NZGBC) and Sam Dallimore from The Building Excellence Group (BXG)!
In this episode of The Build Show, Matt Risinger takes a deep dive into AeroBarrier and shows it in action during construction of his own home.
Clause D.1.13.1 is holding back smarter, more affordable buildings in New Zealand. Learn how allowing airtightness modelling could rebalance H1.
Learn how airtightness and the building envelope work together to reduce energy loss, control moisture, and improve comfort
Clause D.1.13.1 is holding back smarter, more affordable buildings in New Zealand. Learn how allowing airtightness modelling could rebalance H1.
One Tree Hill College is redefining trades education through a unique hands-on project where students are renovating a 1970s state house purchased for $1.
Transforming Old Homes Without the High Costs: New Zealand’s older homes represent a major opportunity to improve energy efficiency, health, and durability.
This document is a technical data sheet for the AeroBarrier air sealing system, detailing its purpose, application, compliance with New Zealand Building Code, material specifications, design considerations, and installation process. It describes AeroBarrier as a non-toxic, low-VOC, automated sealing solution that improves airtightness in buildings.
This document provides the technical and safety data for AeroBarrier X1, a waterborne, aerosol-applied acrylic sealant used in the AeroBarrier air sealing system. It outlines the sealant's properties, benefits, usage guidelines, industry certifications, and safety precautions, emphasizing its low toxicity, VOC-free formulation, and suitability for improving building airtightness and indoor air quality.
How Adding Airtightness and Ventilation Unlocked a Warmer, Healthier, and More Energy-Efficient Home
