03 338 3355
info@shadeplus.co.nz
Home
Our Products
Shade Sails
Residential Systems
Commercial
Schools & Pre-Schools
Carports
Installation
Fabric Colours
Outdoor Blinds and Screens
ZipTrak®
Channel It
Manual Screens
Fixed Screen's
Umbrellas
Awnings & Canopies
Lateral Arm Awning's
Fixed Frame
Spring Roller
Safety | Education
Sandpit Covers
Pole Pads
Finger Guards
Pergola Shades
Retractable Pergola Shade
Roller Pergola Shade
Fixed Pergola Shade
Outdoor Products
Bowling Shades
Structures
Marine | Auto | Transport
Furniture Covers
Banners
Director Chairs
Swing Seat Covers
Retractable Roof | OzTech
Links and Fittings
Maintenance & Care
Building Consent Exemptions
Testimonies
... more in Our Products
After Sales Service
Repairs
Maintenance
Safety Checks
Removals and Re-installs
Storage
Sales Support
FAQs
Photo Gallery
Contact Us
Refer a friend
Know a friend, relative, or co-worker who may be interested in this product? Take this opportunity to let them know.
Friend's Email
Your Email
Your Name
The Message.
Hi, You're receiving this email because {name} thinks the Awning and Canopy Exemptions would interest you.
Exemption of Schedule 1.
A building consent is not required for the following building work:
the construction, alteration, or removal of any fabric, glass, or metal awning on any building if the awning--
(i) is on the ground or first storey level; and
(ii) does not exceed 20 square metres in size.
Guidance
This exemption relates to awnings that are currently attached or are to be attached to a building’s external envelope or exterior surfaces. Awnings may be constructed, altered or removed. Particular emphasis should be placed on the weather tightness detailing of such structures. All mechanical connections that penetrate the building envelope and provide support to awnings (eg, nuts, bolts, coach screws) must provide adequate resistance against moisture penetrating the building.
The size of exempted awnings has been limited because larger awnings are more likely to cause damage
to the buildings they are attached to or to adjacent property if they fail due to high winds. Such failure is also
more likely to cause injury to people. Awnings larger than 20 square metres require a building consent.
Examples
Examples where exemptions could apply:
Examples where work is NOT exempt and a building consent is required.
An awning is to be attached above a deck at first storey level of a dwelling. The proposed awning has a total area of 20 square metres.
The owner of a dwelling intends to install a fabric awning above an existing deck on the ground floor. The size of the awning is 30 square metres.
The owner of a retail shop installs an awning above the shop entrance on the ground floor. The awning has a size of 8 square metres.
A awning is to be fitted to an apartment on the sixth
storey of the building. Though the awning only has a total area of 18 square metres, it is not exempt because it is above the first storey level.
For more information, please click
Here
Regards,
Bracketed text e.g {name} indicates details that will be completed by the system when you click the submit button.
In order to assist us in reducing spam, please type the characters you see: