Ventilation for education

07 July, 2010

Xpelair Ventilation Solutions’ ‘CustomVent for education’ brochure showcases its innovative range of low-carbon ventilation systems for primary and secondary schools, colleges and universities. The brochure includes all the essential information that specifiers and contractors will need to select a low-energy, cost-effective ventilation, heating and cooling system to provide optimum indoor air quality and also exceed the requirements of Building Schools for the future and Building Bulletin 101.

The brochure outlines Xpelair’s extensive range of solutions and added-value services it provides to help specifiers every step of the way, from initial design right through to installation and commissioning.

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