
Types of Thermal Bridges in Buildings
Different types of thermal bridges have various implications for the
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PSI values are required by SAP/EPC building regulations to ensure that you comply with energy performance standards. They require a thermal bridging component, whether you include a separate PSI value or not. When using an assumed PSI value, you’re likely not going to pass.
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Different types of thermal bridges have various implications for the

Accredited construction details (ACDs) are standardised details developed in 2002
