New Zealand Building Code (NZBC)
The product will, if employed in accordance with the supplier's installation and maintenance requirements, assist with meeting the following provisions of the building code:
- Clause B2 Durability: Performance B2.3.1(b), B2.3.2
Product is CodeMark certified. (BRANZ CM-1008)
- Clause E2 External moisture: Performance E2.3.1, E2.3.2
Product is CodeMark certified. (BRANZ CM-1008)
- Clause G4 Ventilation: Performance G4.3.1, G4.3.3
Product is CodeMark certified. (BRANZ CM-1008)
- Clause G7 Natural light: Performance G7.3.1, G7.3.2
Product is CodeMark certified. (BRANZ CM-1008)
- Clause H1 Energy efficiency : Performance H1.3.1, H1.3.2E, H1.3.3
Product is CodeMark certified. (BRANZ CM-1008)
Use in Service History
40 Years + in New Zealand
Design requirements
FS skylights are modular fixed, non-venting skylights intended
for roof pitches between 15 and 90 degrees. They are available in standard sizes
only. The IGU glazing unit has argon gas fill and Low E3 applied to the inside
surface of the outer pane. The IGU unit meets the requirements of NZBC F2. FS skylights have been tested for impact but are not intended
to be part of a trafficable roof surface.
FCM skylights do not have a fire rating.
Installation requirements
Install FS skylight in accordance with instructions supplied with FS skylight and local building code requirements. 6_2_fs_non openable_skylight.pdf (azureedge.net) Align skylight with the trim opening, free of warp or twist, maintaining dimensional
tolerances. Attach skylight to the trim-out frame with screws furnished by manufacturer.
Coordinate attachment and seal of perimeter air and vapor barrier material. Weathertightness to be achieved by using either VELUX proprietary flashings installed in accordance with supplied installation instructions, or custom-made flashings made in accordance with the latest version of NZ Roofing Code of Practice.
Maintenance requirements
For maintenance requirements refer to http://https//www.velux.co.nz/service-and-warranty/maintenance.
Exterior surfaces must be cleaned with clean water at least once
a year, subject to the environmental conditions present.