December 10, 2018
"An Architect’s Guide to NAFS"
Many design professionals need concise and reliable information in a hurry. It’s a fact of...
Read MoreMany design professionals need concise and reliable information in a hurry. It’s a fact of...
Read MoreIn the simplest terms, building airtightness refers to a building’s resistance to air leakage—air flowing...
Read MoreOver the course of its service life, a building’s façade endures monumental environmental forces including...
Read MoreThe 2008 edition of NAFS first appeared in Canada in the 2010 National Building Code,...
Read MoreWhile NAFS has mostly harmonized fenestration testing requirements between the U.S. and Canada, there are...
Read MoreNote: The public review has now ended. NAFS, the North American Fenestration Standard, is jointly...
Read MoreWhenever Canadian building codes refer to the North American Fenestration Standard (NAFS), they also refer...
Read MoreTechnical standards such as NAFS, and the Canadian Supplement to NAFS, are often supplemented by...
Read MoreWell, it is now 2016 and last month Code Santa gave British Columbia a NAFS-related...
Read MoreThere is confusion and misunderstanding about how NAFS applies to windows and doors in Part...
Read MoreAl will be speaking on various fenestration-related topics at numerous events across Canada. View a...
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