Gilberts (Blackpool) has supplied a ventilation solution to tackle spot heat caused by high levels of computer use at Google’s temporary London offices.
Tate Modern has opened its new £260 million extension, which makes use of REHAU’s Thermally Activated Building Structure (TABS) system for ecological cooling.
Gilberts Blackpool is now offering the capability to hydro-plate its ventilation grilles, diffusers and louvres; enabling all of its products to be finished in any colour.
Vortice has launched its range of commercial heat recovery units: its new NRG EC and NRG ECR systems have been designed with energy efficiency in mind.
Gilberts is expanding its manufacturing facilities due to an increase in demand for its advanced grilles, louvres, diffusers and natural ventilation solutions.
The UK’s healthcare sector spends over £400m per year on energy, with heating alone accounting for as much as 60% of a typical building’s total energy bill.