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Completed Thermohouse


Completed Thermohouse ‘discover the better way to build’


At Thermohouse, we manufacture and install a low energy building system consisting of Insulated Concrete Formwork (ICF) walls together with a low energy floor and roof system composed of Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) giving you a complete airtight, thermal envelope.


With Thermohouse, you can expect a healthier indoor environment, a reduction on energy costs, excellent thermal performances (to meet passive standard if required), elimination of all cold bridging, more creative innovative design opportunities, superior structural strength and an easy to install lightweight system with a substantially reduced building time.


Thermoroof


 Roof insulation to the highest standard


 No roof trusses, therefore full attic space available


 Made with two steel beams to take all design loads


 Fast, versatile and easy to install


 Takes all types of roof covers, tiles and slates


Thermofloor


 Increased speed of construction


 Can be cut on site to meet individual lengths


 Spans up to 8 metres


 Improved control of the thermal insulation and air tightness between floors


 Light & easy to handle


Apartment Block Thermowall


 Allows accurate and rapid construction


 Efficient sound insulation that improves internal living environment


 Superior insulation significantly reduces energy bills


 Meets and exceeds new building regulations


 Lifetime guarantee, no rust, no rot, no condensation, no mould, no draughts, no leaks


Traditional Style Thermoroof


Thermofloor


Thermohouse UK Ltd. CDS House, 8 Concord Business Park, London W3 OTR T: 0208 752 8016 E: sales@thermohouse.co.uk www.thermohouse.co.uk


Curved Thermowall Construction


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