HPH394: Could you automate air sealing on a house build? – with Hugh Franklin
About this episode
Hugh Franklin discusses the automation of air sealing in house builds using innovative technology.
Hugh Franklin from Aeroseal UK explains how the airtightness of a building can be improved using a water-based, low VOC atomised polymer which is delivered when the building is pressurised. This simpler approach speeds up the process of air sealing and gives real-time feedback on the airtightness score. Check out the show notes for more information
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