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Data centres

Treat the envelope like infrastructure.

THOM BEE is designed for the four pressures data-centre teams care about most: thermal performance, programme, logistics and specialist requirements.

Illustrative THOM data-centre application
Data centre application
A modular envelope platform designed for repeatable, high-performance infrastructure.
Target c. R50 → up to R110
Thermal design range
Whole-panel validation pending
Working c. 20–25 kg/m²
Complete wall design basis
Subject to final validated production specification
RF/EM pathway
Specialist capability
Final shielding performance subject to validation
Infrastructure

The envelope becomes part of the performance strategy.

Thermal, programme, logistics and specialist requirements are treated as connected project pressures rather than separate conversations.

01

Start with your biggest pressure

Pick the issue that matters most to your project.

Choose the problem

Reduce the envelope load

THOM is designed around very high thermal performance so the wall contributes less unwanted heat transfer to the cooling problem.

02

Why THOM is different

One product platform instead of a stack of separate systems.

Thermal pathway

Basic and high-performance configurations allow the envelope target to be matched to the project brief.

Mechanical assembly

Designed to reduce wet-trade dependency and make installation more repeatable.

Flat-pack logistics

Designed to simplify transport, storage and handling across large projects.

Specialist capability

RF/EM, acoustic and fire requirements can be engineered into the project pathway rather than treated only as secondary add-ons.

Thermal, RF/EM, acoustic and fire statements describe current design targets or intended capabilities unless expressly identified as validated. Final system performance remains subject to the relevant accredited testing, certification and project configuration.

Open the evidence register →
Next step

Test THOM against your data-centre brief.

Compare the current wall-system basis first, then configure the project.