SNZ PAS 4244:2003
Insulation of lightweight-framed and solid-timber houses
Provides guidance on the selection of insulation levels and window options to improve the energy efficiency of houses beyond the minimum required by the New Zealand Building Code. The PAS also identifies the insulation levels required by NZS 4218 to meet the minimum requirements of the New Zealand Building Code.
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COMMITTEE REPRESENTATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
© COPYRIGHT
CONTENTS
REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
LATEST REVISIONS
FOREWORD
1 SCOPE
2 INTRODUCTION
3 DEFINITIONS
4 USING THIS PUBLICLY AVAILABLE SPECIFICATION
4.1 Select the climate zone
4.2 Select the construction type
4.3 Select level of thermal insulation
4.4 Achieving R-values
4.5 Alternative combinations of insulation types and levels
4.6 The benefit-performance indicators
5 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
5.1 Installation of thermal insulation
5.2 Conservatories, outbuildings and atria
5.3 Floor R-values
5.4 Windows
5.5 Embedded heating systems
6 CLIMATE ZONE 1
6.1
7 CLIMATE ZONE 2
8 CLIMATE ZONE 3
9 EMBEDDED HEATING SYSTEMS
APPENDIX
A BUILDING DESIGN PRINCIPLES
B BUILDING THERMAL PERFORMANCE SIMULATION
C WINDOWS EFFICIENCY RATING SCHEME (WERS)
Table
6.1 – Climate zone 1: R-values and performance indicators
7.1 – Climate zone 2: R-values and performance indicators
8.1 – Climate zone 3: R-values and performance indicators
9.1 – Heated walls, ceilings or floors – minimum R-values
B1 – Orientation, area and area ratio of the e-building
C1 - Climate zones 1 and 2: WERS star rating
C2 - Climate zone 3: WERS star rating
Figure
3.1 – Roof area
4.1 – Climate zones
5.1 — The thermal envelope
5.2 — R-value locations, and floor and wall measurements
6.1a — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 6.1 for non-solid construction
6.1b — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 6.1 for solid-timber construction
7.1a — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 7.1 for non-solid construction
7.1b — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 7.1 for solid-timber construction
7.1b — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 7.1 for solid-timber construction
8.1a — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 8.1 for non-solid construction
8.1b — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 8.1 for solid-timber construction
B1 – The building used for the thermal performance modelling
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References
Insulating glass units
Glossary of terms used in the glass and glazing industry
Methods of determining the total thermal resistance of parts of buildings
Energy efficiency - Housing and small building envelope
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COMMITTEE REPRESENTATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
© COPYRIGHT
CONTENTS
REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
LATEST REVISIONS
FOREWORD
1 SCOPE
2 INTRODUCTION
3 DEFINITIONS
4 USING THIS PUBLICLY AVAILABLE SPECIFICATION
4.1 Select the climate zone
4.2 Select the construction type
4.3 Select level of thermal insulation
4.4 Achieving R-values
4.5 Alternative combinations of insulation types and levels
4.6 The benefit-performance indicators
5 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
5.1 Installation of thermal insulation
5.2 Conservatories, outbuildings and atria
5.3 Floor R-values
5.4 Windows
5.5 Embedded heating systems
6 CLIMATE ZONE 1
6.1
7 CLIMATE ZONE 2
8 CLIMATE ZONE 3
9 EMBEDDED HEATING SYSTEMS
APPENDIX
A BUILDING DESIGN PRINCIPLES
B BUILDING THERMAL PERFORMANCE SIMULATION
C WINDOWS EFFICIENCY RATING SCHEME (WERS)
Table
6.1 – Climate zone 1: R-values and performance indicators
7.1 – Climate zone 2: R-values and performance indicators
8.1 – Climate zone 3: R-values and performance indicators
9.1 – Heated walls, ceilings or floors – minimum R-values
B1 – Orientation, area and area ratio of the e-building
C1 - Climate zones 1 and 2: WERS star rating
C2 - Climate zone 3: WERS star rating
Figure
3.1 – Roof area
4.1 – Climate zones
5.1 — The thermal envelope
5.2 — R-value locations, and floor and wall measurements
6.1a — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 6.1 for non-solid construction
6.1b — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 6.1 for solid-timber construction
7.1a — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 7.1 for non-solid construction
7.1b — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 7.1 for solid-timber construction
7.1b — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 7.1 for solid-timber construction
8.1a — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 8.1 for non-solid construction
8.1b — Building methods to achieve R-values in table 8.1 for solid-timber construction
B1 – The building used for the thermal performance modelling
SNZ PAS 4244:2003
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