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Retrofitting insulation to external walls

Guidance to help understand Building Code requirements for retrofitting insulation in external walls.

How MultiProof works

MultiProof is a way of establishing that a design complies with NZ Building Code.

Applying for a determination

Find out how to apply for a determination, what supporting documents you need and what the fees are.

Transcript: Introducing the three new overseas products pathways

Transcript for the YouTube video introducing three new overseas products pathways that recognise building products from overseas.

2019/061: Regarding the compliance of a surface water drainage connection

This determination considers whether a surface water drain complies with Building Code Clause E1 Surface water: the drain collects water from a roof and is connected to a kerb sump and not directly to a surface water drain.  The authority considers the connection to the sump was contrary to the means of compliance stated in the building consent, being the Acceptable Solution for Clause E1, and that approval should be sought for the work as a minor variation to the consent.

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2018/012: Refusal to issue two code compliance certificates for alterations and additions to a house

This determination considers the compliance of alteration and additions to an existing two-storey house that was the subject of two building consents.  The determination considers the compliance of the as-built work and whether the authority was correct in declining to issue code compliance certificates for the work.

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Building stronger conversations

It has been a busy 2023 so far for Building Performance. We’ve kicked off our stakeholder event programme and have recently been at three events across Aotearoa.

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