<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><?Xpress productLine="ncc-clause" ?><clause xmlns:xt="urn:xpressauthor:trackchanges" id="_fdce3aaf-5bbe-4d38-a465-b3f2b8c1b3ba" outputclass="ncc-clause" variation="TAS"><meta><facet building="Class 1a"/><facet building="Class 1b"/><facet building="Class 3"/><facet building="Class 5"/><facet building="Class 6"/><facet building="Class 7a"/><facet building="Class 7b"/><facet building="Class 8"/><facet building="Class 9a"/><facet building="Class 9b"/><facet building="Class 9c"/><facet building="Class 10a"/><facet building="Class 10b"/><facet building="Class 10c"/></meta><sptc>F8P1</sptc><title id="_ba7b173a-0fe4-486e-ad9d-0b2586aba786">Condensation and water vapour management</title><archive-num>2019: TAS FP6.1</archive-num><subclause id="_abc84fa6-5178-4920-a152-8eb629f3952d" outputclass="subclause"><title id="_92d8a959-321d-49ad-8c12-3c0db6aec070">SubClause</title><num>1</num><p>In a <xref format="dita" href="/tmp/QppServer/Publishing/5e2c1f63-e589-4ce1-95e8-5c3e286a7aff/1473_0.4.0.xml#_d2c89488-8a36-464b-94f6-a91d0f5a6c9c" id="_b305c6b3-6397-4804-acae-ece082aebc41" scope="local" type="abcb-glossentry">sole-occupancy unit</xref> of a Class 2 building or a Class 4 part of a building, risks associated with water vapour and <xref format="dita" href="/tmp/QppServer/Publishing/5e2c1f63-e589-4ce1-95e8-5c3e286a7aff/1224_0.7.0.xml#_7bd3fe3a-8528-4438-a6cb-6f4b43993774" id="_eb78f9fc-03c2-4c3c-b19b-7cea764ed39d" scope="local" type="abcb-glossentry">condensation</xref> must be managed to minimise their impact on the health of occupants.</p></subclause><callout id="_02f21cb2-dd1a-4d89-a289-f984ff27dbb6"><callout-type ncc-info-type="notes"/><ol outputclass="numbered"><li id="_27d3f980-330d-4d01-9db4-c296202c67d9">Refer to the guidance in the “Condensation in Buildings Tasmanian Designers’ Guide” – current version available at www.cbos.tas.gov.au. This Guide must be read in conjunction with the NCC.</li><li id="_b5643e08-6406-443f-99f3-08e43c3e84fb">The strategies listed in the Guide exceed the NCC requirements for condensation management, however are strongly recommended to assist in minimising condensation in cool climates like Tasmania.</li></ol></callout></clause>