• Timber framing is designed within the scope of NZBC E2/AS1
• Light gauge steel framing complies with NASH Standards
• Buildings are located in wind zones up to and including Extra High
• Cladding systems are installed over a minimum 18mm drained cavity
• Walls are located at least 1 metre from the relevant boundary

• Contributes to compliance with B1.3.1, B1.3.2, B1.3.3 and B1.3.4 requirements for structural performance.
• Currently undergoing testing to demonstrate compliance with B2 durability requirements B2.3.1 (a) & B2.3.1 (b).
• Contributes to compliance when incorporated into tested fire-rated wall assemblies C3.6 & C3.7.
• Contributes to compliance E2.3.2 when used within drained and ventilated cavity wall systems.
• Complies with the requirements of NZBC Clause F2.3.1.

Architects specify the ENCLOSURE™ Sheathing System because it shifts building envelope design from a façade-first approach to a performance-first methodology.

• Provides airtightness and secondary weather resistance
• Contributes to structural bracing performance
• Compatible with fire-rated wall construction
• Supports timber and steel-framed building systems
• Compatible with a wide range of cladding materials
• Forms a key component within an integrated enclosure strategy
• ENCLOSURE™ Sheathing System helps create high-performance wall assemblies where structure, weather resistance, fire performance, and façade systems work together as a coordinated whole.