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H1 Calculator
Calculation Method Complaince for NZBC H1/AS1 V5
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Building Elements
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| Description | R-value (m2K/W) |
Area (m2) |
Heat Loss (W/K) |
Cost ($/m2) |
Subtotal ($k) |
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| Total Cost ($k) | 0 | |||||
Proposed Heat Loss:
Proposed Heat Loss
Limitations and Liabilities
Homerit accepts no liability for loss or damages resulting from the use of this tool. This tool is only to be used in its full, unmodified form.
Design Guide
Feel free to check out our Popular Design Options for inspiration for your next project
To ensure the performance of our windows and doors over long periods of time, we suggest checking recommend sizes as listed below for each type of Homerrit uPVC windows and doors. Please contact us for any further queries regarding your project.
Awning Window
Recommended sash size:
Width 400mm to 1600mm
Height 400mm to 1200mm
Casement Window
Recommended sash size:
Width 400mm to 700mm
Height 400mm to 1600mm
Sliding And Stacker Window
Recommended sash size:
Width 600mm to 1500mm
Height 600mm to 1500mm
Tilt and turn window
Recommended sash size:
Width 400mm to 900mm
Height 600mm to 1600mm
Bi-folding window
Recommended sash size:
Width 600mm to 900mm
Height 1200mm to 1800mm
Entry door/Hinged door
Recommended frame size:
Width 900mm to 1000mm
Height 2000mm to 2200mm
French door
Recommended frame size:
Width 1200mm to 1800mm
Height 2000mm to 2400mm
Sliding door
Recommended frame size:
Width 1600mm to 3000mm
Height 2000mm to 2400mm
Stacker door
Recommended frame size:
Width 1800mm to 4500mm
Height 2000mm to 2400mm
Tilt and turn door
Recommended frame size:
Width 900mm to 1000mm
Height 2000mm to 2400mm
Bi-folding door
Recommended sash size:
Width 600mm to 900mm
Height 2000mm to 2400mm
Tilt and sliding door
Recommended sash size:
Width 800mm to 2000mm
Height 2000mm to 2400mm
Technical Drawings
Conventional Installation
Recessed Installation
Conventional Installation
Recessed Installation
Windows
Masterspec NZ
Our work section for PVC-U windows and doors is available on Masterspec NZ.
You can view our work section on this link : Homerit PVC-U windows and doors – Masterspec
We are more than happy to assist if you need any support.
BRANZ Appraised
Due to differing weather conditions, performance standards, style options and building structures, European PVC-U window systems may not work in New Zealand.
- Durability – New Zealand has high UV light compared with most places in Europe. Low UV stable PVC-U profiles may discolor and become brittle in several years’ time.
- Performance – While New Zealand window performance standards are comparable to European standards, Kiwis build houses in big sections with large-sized windows and doors, which means big challenges in meeting performance requirements.
- Water-tightness – Houses in Europe are constructed differently. It is very difficult to install typical European PVC-U windows and/or doors into timber structured buildings in New Zealand and achieve water-tightness in a cost effective way.
In Nov 2004 Homerit started to work with BRANZ ( www.branz.co.nz ) to address all of the above as well as other relevant issues.
Homerit Premium Series PVC-U windows and doors were appraised by BRANZ in Feb 2007 after more than 2 years of testing and examinations. Click here for a full copy of BRANZ appraisal certificate.
Homerit Premium Series PVC-U windows and doors were appraised for use in both residential and commercial buildings situated in wind zones up to and including “very high”. For “extra high” wind zones there are some design limitations. Contact us for more details if your building project is in an “extra high” wind zone.
