Targeted warmth for churches.
High ceilings make heating the whole air volume slow and wasteful. Infrared warms the people and the pews below directly. Comfort where the congregation actually sits, without a boiler or disruptive pipework.
Suited to hard-to-heat buildings.
Heat people, not volume
Warmth is directed where the congregation sits, not lost in the empty air above.
Discreet
Slim panels can be mounted to have minimal visual impact on a sensitive interior.
No pipework
No boiler, tanks or radiators to route through a historic structure.
On only when needed
Zone-heat for services and events rather than warming the whole building all week.
Comfort without heating the rafters.
Conventional heating warms air that rises straight to a high ceiling, so it’s slow, expensive and never quite reaches the pews. Infrared travels down and warms surfaces and people directly, so a service feels comfortable without heating the whole volume.
- Faster warm-up before a service starts
- Heat aimed at seating areas, aisles and the altar
- Lower running cost than warming the entire nave
A good starting point.
Rose-Pro
Discrete, Zero-Glow infrared panels. Can be wall or column-mounted and suspended from the ceiling by chains, suitable for high ceiling naves.
Rose-GLO
Low-glow, directional radiant heat for tall spaces and seating zones. Can be wall or column-mounted and suspended from the ceiling by chains, suitable for high ceiling naves.
Previous projects.
Heating a church or hall? Let’s spec it.
Tell us about the building and seating layout and we’ll recommend a discreet, cost-effective setup.