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The 1994 edition of AS 1288 is amended as follows; the amendments should be inserted in the appropriate places.

The 2001 edition of AS 3700 is amended as follows; the amendment(s) should be inserted in the appropriate place(s)

Describes the procedures to be followed for the installation of reflective foil laminate in domestic, commercial or industrial buildings; covers the use of the material as a sarking membrane under tile, metal deck or corrugated sheet roofs, and as a vapour barrier or thermal insulation (or both) over ceilings, in walls and gables, and under floors.; sarking procedures for roofs of both rafter and purlin construction are described, together with treatment at eaves, ridges, and valleys.

The 1999 edition of AS 1684.4 is amended as follows; the amendments should be inserted in the appropriate places.

This Standard specifies requirements for the dimensions and properties of three grades of hardboard; appendices provide information on recommended procedures for testing and acceptance, purchasing guidelines, recommended practices for handling and storage of hardboard, and preferred sheet dimensions and quantities.

Part 11 deals with requirements for the design and installation of landing doors to protect openings in fire-rated liftwells against the passage of fire, where the doors are required to have a fire-rated certificate.

This standard sets out a method of test to determine whether in the presence of moisture the fibres of thermal insulation when in contact with metals normally used in dwellings will cause corrosion.

The 2002 edition of AS 4254 is amended as follows; the amendments should be inserted in the appropriate places.

Covers design of encased beams and composite beams with slabs incorporating profiled steel sheeting; flexural design by either the load factor method or the working strength method; serviceability; shear connection design; longitudinal shear transfer; construction; and testing of shear connectors.

This standard sets out a method for determining the steady-state thermal transmission properties of thermal insulation materials within the limits set by Clause 5, by means of a heat flow meter.