Hello dear forum,
We are building a prefabricated house with a ventilation system. Today we had our blower door test, and the result was n50=1.13. The site manager said this is within the standard (max. 1.5). Regarding the conditions:
The building envelope is in place, but the skirt is still missing—that is, the material that is attached to the base slab.
What do you think about this value? As the homeowner, do I have the option to request an improvement in the result?
Thanks and best regards
We are building a prefabricated house with a ventilation system. Today we had our blower door test, and the result was n50=1.13. The site manager said this is within the standard (max. 1.5). Regarding the conditions:
The building envelope is in place, but the skirt is still missing—that is, the material that is attached to the base slab.
What do you think about this value? As the homeowner, do I have the option to request an improvement in the result?
Thanks and best regards
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