- Form ref
- supplementary standard SB-12
- Applies to
- designer
- Work types
- new construction
- Signatories
- qualified designer
The energy efficiency design summary a designer uses for the SB-12 prescriptive method under subsection 3.1.1. — the counterpart to Toronto's performance-method summary, and applicable where windows, sidelights, skylights and glazing in doors are not more than 22% of peripheral wall area. It records the prescriptive package and table used, climatic zone, heating fuel and equipment efficiency, permitted substitutions for ICF and combined space and water heating, and the airtightness substitution tables, followed by insulation, window and mechanical efficiency ratings.
What it covers
- A. Project Information
- B. Prescriptive Compliance
- C. Project Design Conditions
- D. Building Specifications
- E. Designer(s)
- Guide to the Prescriptive Energy Efficiency Design Summary Form
- Completing the Form
- Building Code Requirements for Airtightness in New Houses
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- Publisher
- City of Toronto
- Category
- Energy compliance
- Published under
- New Garden Suite — the municipality's own heading
- Alias
- Prescriptive Energy Efficiency Design Summary Form
- Instruments
- supplementary standard SB-12 · supplementary standard SB-1 · CSA B55.1
- Required for
- Houses using the SB-12 prescriptive compliance option
- Document date
- Revised December 1, 2016
- Building types
- residential
- Publisher note
- A form authorized by OHBA, OBOA and LMCBO, distributed by the City of Toronto with its new garden suite and renovation permit guides.
- Document date display
- December 1, 2016
- Tags
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