FAQ: COMPLYING WITH AIR BARRIER REQUIREMENTS
By Jeff Posted May 10, 2016
FAQ: COMPLYING WITH AIR BARRIER REQUIREMENTS
By Jeff Posted May 10, 2016 In Blog
How can concrete masonry assemblies comply with code-mandated air barrier requirements
Beginning with the 2012 International Energy Conservation Code, performance requirements were introduced for air barrier materials and systems. All commercial buildings in climate zones 4-8 are required to comply with specific requirements. In addition to the performance requirements, there are a number of “deem-to-comply” options. These would not require any additional testing, but would automatically comply with air barrier requirements.
For more details, check out an Informational Series from NCMA
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