Super-View Successfully Passes 2026 CAS Fabricator Audit

Tue, 23 Jun 2026 06:05:09 GMT

Super-View is proud to announce that it has successfully passed the 2026 CAS Fabricator Audit, continuing its recognition as an approved CAS Fabricator.

The audit result highlights Super-View’s ongoing commitment to quality, compliance, and best-practice fabrication procedures. The assessment confirmed that Super-View’s fabrication processes align with the requirements outlined in the CAS Window and Door Systems Technical Manuals, as well as Standards Australia AS 2047 and AS 1288.

Throughout the audit, key areas of Super-View’s fabrication and quality assurance procedures were reviewed, including the correct sealing of CAS windows and doors, accurate placement of end caps and fixing blocks, compliant drainage practices, and the use of approved CAS gaskets, rubbers, and wool piles.

The audit also assessed the quality of mitre cuts, overall workmanship, correct application of N-rating labels, and the supporting documentation required to meet industry standards.

Super-View’s results ranked among the strongest across the CAS fabricator network, reflecting the high standards maintained by the team across every stage of the fabrication process.

This recognition reinforces Super-View’s position as a trusted provider of high-quality window and door systems, with a strong focus on performance, compliance, and long-term reliability.

Super-View will continue working closely with CAS as part of its ongoing commitment to maintaining best-practice standards and delivering quality products to the market.

HOT IN SUMMER, COLD IN WINTER: AUSTRALIA'S DRAUGHTY, POORLY INSULATED HOMES ARE HURTING OUR HEALTH, HIP-POCKET AND THE PLANET

Wed, 04 Oct 2023 01:57:01 GMT

A significant proportion of Australian homes are so inefficient to heat and cool.

A significant proportion of Australian homes are so inefficient to heat and cool that they are hurting our health, our household budgets, and our chance of reaching our net-zero by 2050 emissions target, a new report warns.

The report led by RMIT University found most of Australia's 10 million existing homes have poor energy and thermal performance, particularly those built prior to the introduction of energy efficiency standards in 2003, and retrofitting them could be tricky and expensive.

According to lead author Professor Priya Rajagopalan, home buyers are usually more interested in the cost, aesthetics and location of a home, rather than how well it's insulated or whether the windows are double-glazed, and it's costing us.

"Heating and cooling represent up to 50 per cent of energy used," Rajagopalan said.

"A poorly constructed building shell uses more energy to keep people warm or cool, which leads to an increase in carbon emissions and expensive power bills."

To read the complete article, please click the following link: 9news.com.au

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Super-View Successfully Passes 2026 CAS Fabricator Audit

Super-View is proud to announce that it has successfully passed the 2026 CAS Fabricator Audit, continuing its recognition as an approved CAS Fabricator.

HOT IN SUMMER, COLD IN WINTER: AUSTRALIA'S DRAUGHTY, POORLY INSULATED HOMES ARE HURTING OUR HEALTH, HIP-POCKET AND THE PLANET

A significant proportion of Australian homes are so inefficient to heat and cool. ﻿

A significant proportion of Australian homes are so inefficient to heat and cool.