NCC 2022 Volume Two - Building Code of Australia Class 1 and 10 buildings
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Part H2 Damp and weatherproofing
Part H2 Damp and weatherproofing
SA H2P3 Rising damp2019: SA P2.2.3
Delete clause H2P3 and insert SA H2P3 as follows:
(1) Moisture from the ground must be prevented from causing—
undue dampness or deterioration of building elements; and
unhealthy or dangerous conditions, or loss of amenity for occupants.
(2) Barriers installed to prevent transfer of moisture from the ground must have—
high resistance to moisture penetration; and
high resistance to damage during construction; and
high resistance to degradation by dissolved salts.
SA H2D4 Masonry2019: 3.3.4
Delete subclause H2D4(2) and insert SA H2D4(2) as follows:
(2) Performance RequirementsH2P2 and SA H2P3 are satisfied for weatherproofing of masonry if it is carried out in accordance with the appropriate provisions of—
AS 3700 - Masonry structures; or
AS 4773 - Masonry for small buildings, Parts 1 and 2.
SA H2D4 Masonry2019: 3.3.4
Insert SA subclause H2D4(3) in clause H2D4 as follows:
(3) For the purposes of SA H2D4(2), metals and bitumen-coated metals referred to in clauses 7.2. and 7.3 of AS/NZS 2904 are not acceptable materials for use as damp-proof courses in South Australia.
SA H2D4 Masonry2019: 3.3.4
Insert SA subclause H2D4(4) in clause H2D4 as follows:
(4) In low rainfall intensity areas where the site classification is A, S, M, M-D, H, H1, H2, H-D, H1-D or H2-D in accordance with AS 2870, the height of the damp-proof course may be —
15 mm above finished paved, concreted or landscaped areas; or
0 mm if the damp-proof course is protected from the direct effects of the weather by a carport, verandah or the like.