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Webinar: HECC

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The Homestar Embodied Carbon Calculator (HECC) is a free tool that assesses the cradle-to-cradle life cycle embodied carbon of homes with traditional constructions (e.g. timber/steel framed homes).

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Product Information
Publication date June 2022
Product type Recorded seminar
Availability Available
Product code CBT4Free

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BRANZ House Insulation Guide 6th edition v2.6 PC (1 August 2025)

This Microsoft Excel (.xlxs) 25MB download of BRANZ House Insulation Guide 6th edition is for PC users.

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  • A new 'Summary' sheet has been added to the tool
  • An error has been repaired where the R-value for plain slab floors was higher than it should have been when adding floor topper insulation
  • Improvements to the 'Correction for reduced perimeter insulation' section of the 'Roof spaces' sheet

The guide is now in two parts:

  • The tables of construction R-values for common construction options for compliance under H1/AS1 and H1/VM1 5th edition
  • The accompanying House Insulation Guide text [PDF] for guidance on insulation to meet or exceed H1 AS/1 and H1/VM1 5th edition.

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