Conserve Energy Today For Better Tomorrow

Conserve Energy Today For Better Tomorrow FRYS ENERGYWISE

ABOUT Frys Energy-wise

Established in 2008, the man behind the company is Ian Fry.

A well-known and respected figure in the NSW building industry, Ian has gained the trust of

some of Australia’s largest housing companies.

In fact, Masterton Homes, Wisdom Homes, Clarendon Homes, Sunland Group and the

Village Building Company are just a few of the names that rely on Frys for timely advice and energy compliance.

With formal qualifications and experience in building and construction, the thermal

assessment of buildings and Green-smart

construction, sustainability consulting, Frys

Energywise has the knowledge and expertise to ensure projects are assessed accurately and efficiently.

We have been actively supporting substantive

action on sustainable energy in every sectors of Australian Economy. www.frysenergywise.com.au

Foreward This PDF gives you some ideas about ways you can reduce the cost of living in your new home.

It contains valuable information about ways to make your home even more energy efficient, and cost-effective ways to comply with the latest energy efficiency regulations. As you make plans to move in, it’s a good time to begin thinking about how you’ll live in your new home.

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IT All starts with a robust design

Australian homes are required to comply with design standards to meet the minimum levels of energy efficiency and energy star rating assessments.

An energy efficient house makes use of less energy than standard house but gives the same level of comfort. The layout of the house has got more to it than its energy efficiency.

Although some houses are hot in summer and cold in winter, some appears cool in summer and bathed in winter, frankly speaking it's all about design. www.frysenergywis.com.au

The Minimum Energy Efficiency standards

All houses must meet the prerequisites of the Building Code of Australia (BCA), which sets the base benchmarks for wellbeing, security, enhancement and supportability. The base vitality effectiveness standard is regularly alluded to as '6 star', on a size of 1 to 10. A 1 star house needs a lot of fake warming and cooling to keep it agreeable and a 10 star house needs none – even in WA's sweltering summers. To accomplish the 6 star standard, the house ought to be intended for its particular area. www.frysenergywis.com.au

6- star standard Energy Assessments

New houses and townhouses has to achieve a minimum 6- strar energy equivalence rating. The requirement applies to the the building Shell including its walls, roof, floors and windows. Homes backed by higher energy ratings are comfortable to live in. They provide ongoing savings on energy bills since they need lesser energy for artificial heating and cooling. www.frysenergywis.com.au

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