Smith’s brings style to Volvo car showroom

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Heating for this new Volvo showroom in Barnstaple is provided by ceiling-mounted fan convectors from Smith’s Environmental Products.

As part of the conversion of a car workshop to a new showroom for Volvo dealer Kastner in Barnstaple, Smith’s Environmental Products has supplied five energy-efficient SkylineCT18 fan convectors.They were installed by G. J. Strong Ltd.

There are large areas of full-height glazing in the showroom, so radiators could not provide a satisfactory solution. The Skyline fan convectors are mounted on the suspended 2.9 m-high ceiling. Skyline fan convectors are describ ed as suitable for large offices, showrooms, shops, factories or leisure centres that require a larger-than-usual heat output. They are available as hydronic or electric models with output of up to 5.5 kW.

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