1.1 This standard establishes the dressed dimensions and the moisture content at the time of machining for weatherboards, fascia boards, and strip flooring referred to in commercial transactions by the designations set out in table 1.
1.2 Profiles other than those listed in table 1 may be agreed between supplier and purchaser. Care should be taken to ensure that such profiles are acceptable to any regulatory authorities, lending authorities and other interested parties.
endorsed in terms of the Standards Act 1965 as superseding the named standard, including any current amendments to the superseding standard declared or endorsed in terms of the Standards Act 1965.
NOTE -The date at which amendments or superseding standards are regarded as "current" is a matter of law depending upon the particular method by which this standard becomes legally enforceable in the case concerned. In general, if this is by contract the relevant date is the date on which the contract is created, but if it is by Act, regulation, or bylaw then the relevant date is that on which the Act, regulation, or bylaw is promulgated; for bylaws, promulgation includes updating by the procedure set out in MP 3801, A guide to the adoption of the model building bylaw (NZS 1900) by local authorities using the standard adoption and annual updating procedures.
NZS 3617:1979 history
1979NZS 3617:1979 Profiles of Weatherboards, Fascia Boards, and Flooring (Supersedes NZS 495)