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Aluminium Foil Insulation Association (AFIA)

27 Sep, 2016

The Aluminium Foil Insulation Association (AFIA) is the National Peak Body representing the majority of independent manufacturers of radiant barrier insulations and reflective foil laminates available in Australia. AFIA’s specific objectives include:

  • Communicating the performance and benefits of reflective foil insulation systems to the scientific community, the building industry and the broader public.
  • Promoting the use of foil insulation systems as an insulation solution in the design of buildings in which it provides a permanent and continuous resistance against radiation and heat transfer.
  • Working with State and Federal Governments to ensure that reflective foil insulation systems are appropriately dealt with in regards to regulations and in promotions of building energy efficiency.
  • Encouraging high standards in the manufacture of foil insulation products, and contributing to relevant Standards Committees, ensuring that appropriate Standards are available for the building industry.
  • Promoting a high standard of practice in the installation of aluminium foil insulation systems, and specifically developing a Code of Practice for installation.
  • Promoting continuous testing & research into reflective foil insulation systems in terms of thermal performance, moisture, fire, health, and ecological impacts relevant to Australia’s climatic conditions.
  • Contributing to the wider effort by Government and the insulation industry as a whole to encourage best building practice which recognises the need to minimise energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Fostering and supporting the development of a highly professional aluminium foil insulation industry, and promoting the broader economic benefits of aluminium foil insulation to Australia as a whole.
  • Ensuring the ethical behaviour of all members is maintained at all times and providing consumer advice and support in relation to commercial practices within the insulation industry.

www.afia.com.au

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