Weatherite delivers efficient catering for middle school

05 October, 2011

Energy recovery has been included in services for the catering suite of this school in Worcestershire.

The refurbishment of the catering suite in a school in Pinvin, Worcestershire, includes recovering waste heat from the ventilation system. The work was project managed by Weatherite Building Services and included supplying and installing energy-efficient kitchen canopies, together with supply and exhaust ductwork, air-handling unit and controls, new boiler, water heater and pipework for gas and water.

The job for St Nicholas CofE Middle School was awarded by main contractor K. Williams Builders & Contractors as part of Worcestershire County Council’s major maintenance programme for schools.

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