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Achieving a high degree of air tightness is a vital component of sustainable design and ultimately – reduced energy costs. Hence, in order for mechanical ventilation air conditioning and heating systems to operate at optimum efficiency and to avoid draughty conditions within the building – areas of ‘air leakage’ should be identified and minimised throughout the design and build processes.

Within commercial buildings – common areas where ‘air leakage’ can occur include:
• Pipework
• Ceilings
• Dry lining systems
• Windows and door frames
• Riser shafts
• Loading bay doors
• Steelwork penetrations
• Curtain walling systems
• Electrical services

Please download our FREE Hints and Tips Guide which will help you identify the most common areas where air leakage can occur so that you minimise the need for any remedial action.

 
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