Understanding Air Tightness Testing - Gervase Mangwana (3/3) - BS085
The concluding part to my conversation with Gervase Mangwana - This episode we talk through air tightness testing and what the results mean. Should we be using permeability, or air changes per hour? Some of this conversation centres around the results from my air tightness testing in the tiny house and how certain test reporting favours larger homes.
Just to warn you, this episode features live maths.... and live measuring too!
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