Evenheat moves to larger premises

02 July, 2008

Underfloor heating specialist Evenheat has moved into a new 1000 m2 2-story building in Banbury to provide much-needed additional space for product storage and accommodate a fast-expanding specialist team. Founder and managing director Keith Westcott says, ‘10 years of steady growth have taken us to a point where Evenheat underfloor heating is now a standard solution for schools, hospitals and office buildings.’ Other projects include apartment blocks and luxury apartments, flats for Russian billionaires and Chatsworth House.

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