Kershaw’s long run with Cineworld goes on and on

01 December, 2013

Kershaw Mechanical Services has completed its 66th new-build cinema for Cineworld with the recently opened cinema at the London Designer Outlet next to Wembley Stadium. The 9-screen cinema has a Starbucks cafe and a fully building-management system. It also includes air conditioning, and for the first time, heating using the developer’s district-heating main with LTHW heater batteries.

Ian Greenstock, sales director with Kershaw Mechanical Services, said, ‘This is the 66th new-build cinema project we have delivered for Cineworld over the last 18 years, and we are extremely proud to have the second-largest cinema chain in the UK as a long-standing client.’

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