Giacomini joins the circus

06 November, 2014

Giacomini underfloor heating has been installed for the contemporary circus No Fit State Circus as part of the renovation of a listed church building in Cardiff that will be used for training acrobats and trapeze artists. The project was overseen by ISTL Engineering of Cardiff.

The main hall is served by underfloor heating and avoids elevated temperatures at high levels, making it iwell suited for performing at high level.

Underfloor heating has also been installed in the bathrooms.

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