

Thermobond HRC gives maximum heat reflection in lighter colours. Thermobond IR uses infra-red reflective pigments to deflect heat even in darker colours that standard heat-reflective coatings can't manage.
Thermobond goes on concrete tile and metal roofs as part of a full Shieldcoat system, with the right primer underneath for the surface.
Once fully cured, Thermobond is safe for roofs used to collect drinking water.
Thermobond is the heat-reflective version of our Roofbond Roof Membrane, so you get the same proven durability and mould resistance, with a cooler roof on top.
Both Thermobond HRC and Thermobond IR carry a 10-year guarantee against the harsh Australian climate.
Yes. Independent testing by the Queensland University of Technology on Thermobond showed buildings with heavy air-conditioning or refrigeration use can save 25–30% of their yearly electricity bill. Homes see a big improvement in comfort through summer.
Thermobond HRC is our maximum heat-reflective coating, best in lighter colours. Thermobond IR uses infra-red reflective pigments, so darker colours also reflect heat and resist fading.
Yes. That's what Thermobond IR is designed for. It improves solar reflectivity in darker colours that traditional heat-reflective coatings can't achieve.
Yes. Once fully cured, Thermobond HRC and Thermobond IR are safe for drinking water collection.
Thermobond HRC and Thermobond IR are both backed by a 10-year guarantee.
Yes. Thermobond suits both concrete tile and metal roofs when applied over the right Shieldcoat primer for the surface. Talk to a Shieldcoat distributor or applicator about the right system for your roof.