RIGID AIR BARRIER

saveBOARD Rigid Air Barrier is a semi-permeable, cost effective rigid air barrier for use in residential to multi-story construction. Designed for use in Extra High wind zones and in specific engineering design projects exposed to high wind pressure. Finished with an external moisture resistant Fiberglass facing material; it is an alternative to traditional building underlays.

It allows builders the ability of close in a building sooner to begin interior fit out, along with additional noise and insulation properties. The fit out can be started independently of the exterior rain screen minimising potential delays to the project.

APPLICATION

• Exterior rigid air barrier

• Excellent wind and seismic bracing capacity

• Suitable for use in the South Island and Central North Island if a home has a continuous mechanical ventilation system installed.

THICKNESS

10mm

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LENGTH - All 1200mm wide

2450mm

2750mm

3000mm

DESCRIPTION

• Engineered composite board for external underlay applications.

• Lightweight

• Impact resistant

• Excellent wind & seismic bracing capacity

• High thermal performance

• Noise attenuation with high STC rating

• Mould resistant

• Water repellent 

• ZERO Water, Glues, Chemicals added. VOC's and Formaldehydes are < 5% of the Green Building Standard (0.005mg/m2/hr) 

• Declare label: Our products have been determined to meet the requirements for all applicable Imperatives of the Living Building Challenge

COMPLIANCE
saveBOARD is a US proven product with > 12 years in-service history. The product has been successfully tested (in the US) to meet all appropriate International Building Code requirements for Rigid Air Barrier. saveBOARD has been recently tested in New Zealand for NZBC structural bracing requirements and demonstrates performance above NZ market leading products. 

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The documentation attached clearly demonstrates that saveBOARD meets all obligations under s14G of the Building Act. We now have third party experts provide compliance statement (suitable for industry use) confirming that the US test certification combined with NZ testing demonstrates equivalence to NZ Building Code requirements.