About Thermacell

What about Expansion joints ?

We are often asked, ”Are expansion joints necessary in Thermacell walls?”, The answer is no.

We have never used expansion joints in our walls – they are simply not necessary. Even in the 7-storey walls on the Grand Chancellor Federation Concert Hall in Hobart, there are no expansion joints.

Thermacell walls are steel-reinforced concrete walls, which are insulated by the polystyrene blocks.

The concrete core is kept at a constant temperature, so there is little or no expansion.

Grand Chancellor Federation concert hall in Hobart Tasmania - Built with Thermacell - There are no expansion joints
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Head Office
P.O Box 447
Somerville
Victoria, 3912
Australia
Phone: (03) 5977 7996
Mobile: 0414 664 500

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Recommended Builders

Over the nearly thirty years Thermacell has been in business, we have worked with several different builders, construction companies and tradesmen. We have compiled a list of just some of these builders and tradesmen Read More

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

There is a company in Perth W.A. calling itself Thermacell I.C.F. International. We wish to advise that this Company has no affiliation with Thermacell Australia, and that we are not responsible for any of their marketing activities. We advise that any enquiries for dealerships or product sales must be made through our head office in Victoria where it has been since 1985