A further education in space heating from MHS Radiators

MHS Radiators, Galeria, Matrix, Monoplan, Carat
A host of radiator designs from MHS Radiators meet the heating requirements of this international students centre at the University of Exeter.

MHS has supplied radiators from its Galeria, Matrix, Monoplan and Carat ranges for the new INTO International Students Centre at the University of Exeter. This £7 million project is a joint venture between INTO University Partnerships and the university. It comprises a lecture theatre, learning resource centre, flexible teaching space and a cafe.

Galeria steel column radiators have an open construction that allows them to be installed in front of windows.

Matrix radiators are a post-modern design of flat-fronted heat emitters, They are available as vertical and horizontal models and also as a low-line high-output convector for use as a perimeter heater in heavily glazed applications.

Monoplan flat-fronted radiators are available with up to three panels in horizontal or vertical configurations.

Carat also has a flat-fronted design with up to three panels .

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