Airtightness
- Airtightness is the control of airflow in a building
- When a building is properly fitted for Airtightness leaks DO NOT occur at ceiling or wall junctions or plaster board joints
- These leaks create discomfort & heat loss which means that the heating has to operate at a greater capacity to compensate
- A building that solves for Airtightness also protects the structure over its' life time because there is no moisture condensation which causes rot, damp, condensation or mould growth which has an extremly high allergic potential which is harmful to health
Facts

- Airtightness is absolutely essential in maximising the effectiveness of thermal insulation, ensuring vast savings over a lifetime.
- It is environmentally friendly & reduces CO2 emissions
- Owners & tenants want to save on heating costs with a cost-effective thermal insulation system
- Fossil fuel can be damaging to the atmosphere & reserves are limited
- Only a reduction in CO2 emissions can mitigate the green-house effect & protect the environment
- An airtight building envelope represents the state of the art. All indications lead to the inclusion of airtightness requirements in future revisions to the Building Regulations
- In order to maximise effectiveness, every new or refurbished thermal insulation system requires a functioning airtight seal.
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