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Multi-trade sequencing
Traditional wall construction can require multiple specialist activities to be coordinated across the same envelope.
Housing & Residential
Programme risk lives between trades.
Housing delivery is constrained by sequencing, weather exposure, site labour and envelope performance. THOM BEE is a lightweight, modular engineered wall system designed to collapse those interfaces into one flat-packed, mechanically assembled envelope.
Residential
A different envelope model for repeatable housing delivery.
Target c. R50 → up to R110
Thermal design range
Basic to 65 mm high-performance targets; whole-panel validation pending
Working c. 20–25 kg/m²
Complete wall assembly
Subject to final validated production specification
Integrated envelope
Combines multiple wall functions
A single engineered product platform
Residential delivery
Repeat the product, not the coordination problem.
The housing proposition is built around programme, logistics, repeatability and a controlled envelope specification.
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The housing problem
Every additional interface adds programme and coordination risk.
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Wet-process dependency
Weather windows, curing and site conditions can add uncertainty to programme planning.
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Labour dependency
A fragmented wall build increases reliance on trade availability and coordination.
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Performance assembled from parts
The final envelope outcome depends on multiple products, interfaces and installation steps working together.
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Where THOM helps
Simplify the wall into one controlled product.
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Modular mechanical assembly
Reduces wet-process dependency and makes the wall a controlled installation package.
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Scalable thermal specification
Basic and 65 mm high-performance configurations address different thermal targets on the same platform.
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Lightweight logistics
The complete-wall design range supports standard handling and flat-pack delivery strategies.
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Repeatable specification
A controlled product platform supports consistent specification across repeated unit types and developments.
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What matters to a developer
Programme, cost, repeatability and performance.
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Programme
A more integrated envelope model reduces coordination burden and simplifies the critical path.
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Envelope economics
Use THOM’s live installed-cost comparison rather than a static brochure claim.
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Repeatability
A controlled product platform supports consistent specification across repeated unit types.
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Future-ready performance
Thermal performance well beyond current Part L and Future Homes Standard thresholds, on a design-target basis.
Performance figures are design targets; accredited certification testing is underway. Installation productivity and final thermal performance are confirmed against the controlled product version and project-specific assessment.
Next step
Test the housing case on your project.
Compare the current envelope economics, then move into project configuration.
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