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Continuous conductive envelope
The aluminium-led architecture is designed to support Faraday-cage behaviour across the wall plane.
RF & Acoustic
Shielding and isolation, engineered into the panel.
THOM integrates RF/EM shielding and acoustic isolation into the envelope architecture itself — not added as a secondary lining. For data centres, secure facilities and healthcare, that means the wall arrives with the performance already in it.
Specialist envelope
Design the pathway into the architecture.
RF/EM and acoustic requirements are treated as part of the envelope engineering pathway, with final numerical performance subject to the relevant testing and application-specific configuration.
Specialist performance
The requirement comes first. The number comes after testing.
THOM keeps intended capability, project configuration and validated external performance distinct.
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RF / EM design intent
A conductive envelope, by architecture.
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Joint continuity
Panel interfaces are designed to maintain electrical continuity across the assembled envelope.
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Application-ready
Data centres, secure facilities, healthcare and other RF-sensitive uses each get a wall platform designed around their frequency and attenuation requirements.
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No secondary build-up
Because the shielding is in the panel, there is no separate lining, mesh or foil layer to specify, install or compromise.
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Acoustic design intent
Isolation performance built into the assembly.
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Airborne sound
The panel architecture is engineered for high airborne sound isolation across the wall plane.
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Impact & vibration
Specialist applications get project-specific consideration of structure-borne paths and interfaces.
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Compliance pathway
Part E and equivalent compliance is addressed through validated system performance on the complete building assembly.
RF/EM attenuation and acoustic ratings are design targets; accredited testing is underway to confirm numerical performance for external use.
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