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5 results for "NCC Code" in Articles
NEWS
5 MONTHS AGO
The National Construction Code of Australia 2022 (NCC 2022) is introducing a number of changes that will make Australian homes more energy efficient.
NEWS
1 YEAR AGO
The National Construction Code (NCC) 2022 will see some sections become mandatory from 1 May 2023. Included here will be reference to the new Australian Standard: AS 1288:2021 Glass in buildings — Selection and installation with specific changes to Balustrades.
NEWS
1 YEAR AGO
The National Construction Code (NCC) 2022 will see some sections become mandatory from 1 May 2023. Included here will be reference to the new Australian Standard: AS 1288:2021 Glass in buildings — Selection and installation with specific changes to B
OTHER
1 YEAR AGO
With the upcoming NCC 2022 changes coming and a strong focus on improving the thermal performance of our homes, we will see the need for higher Insulation performance from our glass, especially in colder climates.
NEWS
1 YEAR AGO
The NCC 2019 brought in significant changes to all new Commercial builds within Australia. With the increased minimal performances introduced, we saw a jump in the required performance of our glass and glazing – specifically, increased Insulation (se
