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
Made in the UK
Why are Cooltouch Heaters an economical way of heating a congregation.
Church buildings that are heated by conventional means for short periods on a Sunday waste vast amounts of heat.
Many churches were never designed to be heated. Traditionally attendance at a church service would have involved the congregation wrapping up in their warmest clothes and expecting to spend their time shivering. (Does this sound familiar to you?)
Attempts to heat the buildings have brought some relief to those attending, but at the cost of damage to buildings due to condensation and damp ingress through stone walls.
Cooltouch heaters aim to heat the congregation, without the need to heat the church, by directing ‘far-infrared’ heat from a thin panel heater mounted directly in front of a person sitting in the pew.
