Commercial heating systems.
Warm air and radiant tube heating for warehouses, factories and garages: large, draughty, high-bay buildings that conventional heating struggles with.
Heating that suits the building
Warehouses and factories are hard to heat: high ceilings, dense racking, poor insulation and loading doors that are always open. Our Gas Safe registered engineers survey the building and recommend the right system for how you use it, whether that's keeping staff comfortable or holding stock such as fresh produce or pharmaceuticals at a steady temperature.
Warm air heating
Fan-driven warm air heaters give an even temperature across large spaces. They can be fired directly by gas, or indirectly using hot water from a boiler plant, and wall- or ceiling-mounted to save floor space.
Radiant tube heating
Radiant tube heaters warm people, floors and stock directly rather than the air, which makes them efficient in high-bay buildings and zoned areas.
Why it matters
UK guidance sets a minimum workplace temperature of 16°C, or 13°C where work is physically demanding. Cold, damp conditions also damage machinery and the building fabric through condensation and corrosion. A properly designed system protects staff, stock and the building, and avoids wasting energy.
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