515 Rosebank Road, Avondale, Auckland, 1026
3B Eva Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011
Email: info@oculusltd.co.nz
Phone: 027 203 1384
This guide explains what a Healthy Home is, why Oculus are trying to achieve it, and what any New Zealander can do to their own house to improve their health.
After researching the fire compliance of cladding in New Zealand since 2017, some may say advice from Oculus is conservative, but they prefer to think of it as design for the safest and best economical outcome.
This document outlines the compliance pathways and advice that follows international best practice.
Many buildings in NZ are still being built with “natural ventilation” being relied upon to provide adequate fresh air. While this solution may be “acceptable”, it is not actually effective, because it is usually based on hopes and wishes rather than proper engineering design.
You’ve heard all of the ads on radio and tv, and you’ve even seen insulation being advertised on social media, and you’re ready to reduce your power bills and spend the money on a nice, warm blanket for your walls.
This resource will help you understand insulation and which option is best for your home.
We all know it’s nice to keep warm in winter, but what happens in spring and summer when we can’t get rid of the heat?
Of course you can install an air conditioning unit, or perhaps a heat pump with a cooling function – but not everyone has the means to do this, so here are three cost effective solutions to help keep you and your home, cool, dry and comfortable.
Healthy homes are hugely important to the health of our nation. Whether winter is coming, or has already arrived we all need to work towards having a warm, dry and comfortable home, and these three products won’t break the bank in helping you achieve that.