New build solutions for offices

Whether you’re building a small office to accommodate an SME or erecting a skyscraper for a range of companies, it’s important to find an office heating and cooling solution that suits the building. This will not only guarantee indoor climate comfort for the occupants but will also reduce the operating costs.

Optimal heating and cooling is a vital element to ensure that workers can perform to the best of their ability. If an office gets too hot or too cold this can affect overall productivity and leave workers feeling uncomfortable. A suitable heating and cooling solution combined with a good ventilation system is the best basis to create comfortable indoor climate conditions in any office.

To ensure that the office heating and cooling system is a perfect match for the building and interior design, we offer a variety of solutions that integrate seamlessly. You can, for example, opt for classic panel radiators or electric radiators. In case you want complete interior design freedom, a radiant heating system such as underfloor heating is a good alternative, especially in a large office space where it is important to achieve a uniform temperature throughout the entire space. Or why not choose a designer radiator that adds a little extra finesse to the interior design?

To limit their impact on the environment, many new build offices today are equipped with low temperature heating solutions. This can, for example, be a fan convector or a radiant heating system. In case the office has modern rooms with glass façades, our iVector S2 fan convectors are a good choice to ensure quick and effective thermal comfort without any disturbing elements in view.

Offices are typically only occupied at certain times of the day. Specific spaces such as meeting rooms or break rooms even more so. It can therefore be interesting to create a tailored heating and cooling solution that includes electric radiators for quick and focussed heating of rooms that are only used occasionally.

Smaller offices and home offices need a more flexible heating solution. Radiators that react quickly to changing demands are recommended in this case. This can be a standard radiator with a small thermal mass, but just as well a convector radiator or an ultra-low temperature radiator if you are setting up a future-proof heating system that is compatible with a heat pump.