St Peter's church, Terwick
St Peter's church, Terwick
The service on Christmas Day went very well and the heating was much admired and enjoyed! When I turned on the heaters at about 9.10am the temperature in the church was 10 degrees (much warmer than normal, of course) and when the service finished it was 15.5 degrees.
Who said it doesn't warm the building as well?!!!
On a normal December day, of course, it would not have been quite so good I am sure. Anyway, thank you for enabling us to have a warm, worry-free day; no descending the boiler room steps and dangling down a sump to change the water level in the boiler room. What a joy!
Now we just need the electrician to come back and finish off and then we can consider the decommissioning of the boiler room and the removal of the oil tank and then the whole job will be done. Yippee!
The service on Christmas Day went very well and the heating was much admired and enjoyed! When I turned on the heaters at about 9.10am the temperature in the church was 10 degrees (much warmer than normal, of course) and when the service finished it was 15.5 degrees.
Who said it doesn't warm the building as well?!!!
On a normal December day, of course, it would not have been quite so good I am sure. Anyway, thank you for enabling us to have a warm, worry-free day; no descending the boiler room steps and dangling down a sump to change the water level in the boiler room. What a joy!
Now we just need the electrician to come back and finish off and then we can consider the decommissioning of the boiler room and the removal of the oil tank and then the whole job will be done. Yippee!
Lady Nixon, Churchwarden
Lady Nixon, Churchwarden
Warming your congregation, not heating the building
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About Us
We are a Church based company that understands the needs of a congregation and the concerns of PCC treasurers.
In 2013 we had found a possible solution to the problem of heating our congregation of 12 without heating the whole of our 13th century church. The Infranomic heaters we found provided the warmth we required but were not safe when mounted in the pew space. However, with a bit of developmental work that resulted in the addition of 2 layers of mesh over the glass surface, we had heaters that provided the warmth and did the job safely and efficiently.
Having fitted 15 heaters in the pews at St Mary the Virgin, Weekley, word got out that we had found an efficient church system. Following a radio interview we suddenly had a market for the heaters and the company has grown steadily, supplying heaters to Oban in the north and Terwick in Sussex.
Cooltouch Heaters Ltd was formed with the objective of encouraging church attendance on cold days without the church having to pay limited resources on excessive heating costs.