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Deakin University – Building M (Burwood Campus)

Rust Conversion | Thermal Insulation | Asset Protection 

Project Overview

Deakin University’s Building M at the Burwood campus was undergoing major infrastructure upgrades, including the installation of a large HVAC platform on the roof. However, the ageing roof showed visible signs of corrosion (rust bloom), creating long-term asset risk beneath the new mechanical systems. 

Thermoshield was engaged to deliver a future-proofing restoration, using a combination of rust conversion, etch priming, and a triple-layer ceramic membrane coating. This intervention prevented further deterioration and eliminated the need for costly roof replacement — especially beneath hard-to-access HVAC installations. 

Key Benefits Delivered

Structural Protection & Rust Conversion

Avoided Major Costs

Thermal Efficiency & Long-Term Waterproofing

Cost Avoidance & Asset Longevity

Visual Assurance & Quality Control

Winter-Condition Application

Scope of Works

Before | During | After

After
Before

Client Outcome

“This restoration saved us from what would have been a very complex and expensive roof replacement under our new HVAC platform. Thermoshield has protected our infrastructure and future budgets.” 

By investing in Thermoshield, Deakin University ensured the structural and visual longevity of Building B, all while avoiding future roof replacement complications and protecting new mechanical systems with a durable, thermally efficient membrane 

Contact Us

Thermoshield Australia Pty Ltd
Factory 11, 42 Mills Road, Dandenong, VIC 3175

Email: gavin@thermoshield.com.au
Phone: 0417 563 955

Website: thermoshield.com.au

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