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Storage Heating - alternatives

  • 16-07-2012 10:03am
    #1
    AnnRo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 47 ✭


    Our office is a big open plan area - old building - no insulation. 4 employees in this office with 4 storage heaters. Knobs on the heaters broke so no way to regulate them. With the summer we are having, we have to have some heat on for the morning - but then some afternoons, doors open to let out heat. This is very wasteful.

    We've tried having little fan heaters for everyone but the noise is a big complaint and we don't know how these affect our esb bills. ESB bills are high with the storage heaters anyway.

    Does anyone have any suggestions for heating a big office (nothing that requires major renovations!!) - just to keep it warm for employees sitting at desks. It's a big office - not many windows so it's always cold - galvanised roof.

    Thanks for any suggestions.


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  • #2
    shane0007
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,677 ✭✭✭shane0007


    AnnRo wrote: »
    Our office is a big open plan area - old building - no insulation. 4 employees in this office with 4 storage heaters. Knobs on the heaters broke so no way to regulate them. With the summer we are having, we have to have some heat on for the morning - but then some afternoons, doors open to let out heat. This is very wasteful.

    We've tried having little fan heaters for everyone but the noise is a big complaint and we don't know how these affect our esb bills. ESB bills are high with the storage heaters anyway.

    Does anyone have any suggestions for heating a big office (nothing that requires major renovations!!) - just to keep it warm for employees sitting at desks. It's a big office - not many windows so it's always cold - galvanised roof.

    Thanks for any suggestions.
    One of the best alternatives are Farho heaters. Excellent on-demand heat and economic to run.


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