We’re pleased to feature Armatherm™ US/UK Thermal Bridging Solutions as an exhibitor at Build North Expo Liverpool , bringing their UK-based expertise in structural thermal break solutions to the event.
Who are they?
Armatherm is a leading specialist in structural thermal break materials for the construction industry, providing architects, structural engineers and building design professionals with solutions to minimise heat-loss at key junctions such as balconies, parapets, shelf angles and cladding connections.
Established in 2007 and supplying to over 40 countries, they are recognised for delivering high performance, code-compliant products across the building envelope.
What they bring to the Expo
At the Building & Construction zone of Build North Expo, Armatherm will showcase, structural thermal break materials such as their 500-series and FRR product lines which combine low thermal conductivity with high compressive strength.
Real-world case studies and technical support for detailing and specifying thermal break solutions early in design to optimise building envelope efficiency.
Demonstrations of how their products help buildings address condensation risk, thermal bridging and energy-loss challenges in both new build and refurbishment projects.
Why it matters
With increasing pressure on the sector to improve energy efficiency, drive down operational costs, and meet evolving regulatory and sustainability demands, Armatherm’s solutions help mitigate one of the more technical but high-impact areas of building performance: structural connections that penetrate the insulation envelope.
Attendees focused on façade design, structural steel detailing, or refurbishment of the building envelope will find value in meeting the Armatherm team, exploring their product range and discussing how thermal breaks can integrate into their workflows.
Visit them at the show
Armatherm will be located in the Building & Construction zone at Build North Expo, offering live sample displays, technical walkthroughs and one-to-one meetings to discuss upcoming projects and challenges around thermal bridging.
