Grundfos pumps reach new heights in UK

19 August, 2006

Britain’s tallest residential building, when it is opened this autumn, will have its requirements for heating, cooling and air conditioning services provided by a range of Grundfos pumps. The company worked with Rotary (NW) to devise a solution for Beetham Tower using a combination of TP close-coupled circulator pumps and NB single-stage pumps. This is the tallest building outside of London and is 171 m high with 48 storeys. It will incorporate 219 apartments and a 5-star hotel with 285 bedrooms.

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