CodeMark is a consenting tool. Comply with all the CodeMark conditions and the consent process is a tick-in-the-box streamlined process.
But CodeMark is so much more. With the change to proportionate liability and builder’s mandatory warranties, using a CodeMark correctly will protect a specifier from liability where failure occurs.
Specifying a CodeMark certified cladding product correctly is the simplest way to reduce specifier liability and improve the prospects of a well installed cladding
The Hume Pine Specification Guide
The team at Hume Pine think of plans and specifications as the ‘building recipe’. In cooking, the clearer and more accurate a recipe, the better the outcome. The same works for designing a building.
The Hume documentation has been designed to ensure a clear and complete ‘recipe’ suite of documents.
The Hume Pine Specification Guide is part of the construction contract. It is the single document that lists all components, lists all instructional documents (details and installation guides) and links the project to the scope of the CodeMark. Compliance with this document is contractual as well as Building Code compliance.
Creating easy access
While all Hume Pine documentation is in easily downloadable format on the website, we also know that many architectural practices like to have all the documentation readily available in the library.
For many specifiers, having this information saved in the library makes the design process much easier. To enable this, Hume Pine will work with you to ensure what is saved is correct and current. We will then provide updates where changes are made.
Remove uncertainty
Specifying Hume Pine external claddings, using Hume Pine documents and processes, and relying on the Hume Pine CodeMark removes risk and uncertainty.
Contact Hume Pine if you would like the team to visit your practice and work through specifying a cladding the Hume Pine way.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (07) 345 699
Website: www.humepine.nz
















