VES helps provide a stable environment

12 March, 2006

As part of the refurbishment of Hyde Park Barracks in London, the stables, nearly 300 of them, are ventilated by 13 air-handling units from the Max range of VES Andover. Each unit provides around 6.5 m3/s of tempered air. Some units incorporate heat recovery. The order was worth over £85 000 and placed by ECG Group in Berkamsted. The barracks were built in the early 1970s and are home to the Life Guards and the Blues & Royals regiments.

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