Page 2 - Standards and approvals
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Simplify your research with SOPREMA tested and approved wall systems that use different combinations of insulation products and air barriers.
The main purpose of transparent declarations is to facilitate informed decision-making in sustainable construction.
Adopting global thinking helps to better design, build and operate a sustainable building at all stages of its life.
The sustainable sector is undergoing a transformation, and as the new version of LEED® v4 standard, this trend tends towards the transparency of materials.
Do you know what distinguishes these two standards for air barrier assemblies for walls?
CAN/ULC-S741 and CAN/ULC-S742 are the first Canadian standards related to air barrier materials and assemblies.
Published respectively in 2008 and 2011, CAN/ULC-S741 and CAN/ULC-S742 are the first Canadian standards related to air barrier materials and systems.
CSA A123.21 standard was officially introduce in the National Building Code of Canada in 2015. But, where does the difference stand between CSA and FM?
The CSA A123.21-14 standard is a normalized test method of the dynamic wind uplift resistance of membrane roofing systems.