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HCP Radiant Heating for University of London's Senate House Refurbishment
27th March 2009
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HCP, a division of SAS International, supplied 930 metres of bespoke electric radiant heating units to the refurbishment of the South Block of the University of London’s, Grade II listed, Senate House.
The refurbishment called for a total replacement of the electric radiant heating system, which was originally installed in the 1930’s. The new radiant heating panels have outputs ranging between 250 and 1800 watts.
HCP’s bespoke solution included both wall and floor mounted units which are situated behind travertine marble radiant panels.
HCP were specified by M&E Consultants, BDP and worked with M&E contractors, Dennis Cox on initial on-site surveys, to ensure the specification of the new radiant heating units closely matched those of the original system.
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