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TRIO OF PROJECTS FOR DUCTWORK SPECIALIST W
estern Thermal, specialist engineers in thermal and acoustic insulation and
ventilation ductwork, completed a trio of projects at Pittville Campus in Cheltenham, Trago Mills retail outlet in Merthyr Tydfil and Ysgol Bro Gwaun school in Fishguard. The Pittville campus student village (1) is a 570-bed university halls of residence establishiment which involved the installation of ventilation systems as well as thermal insulation. Trago Mills retail outlet (2) also involved the installation of ventilation systems and thermal insulation on a 30,250m2
space. Ysgol Bro Gwaun (3) is a multidiscipline
project involving the installation and insulation of ductwork to the school’s three-storey building extension. Phillip Jones, executive operations
director at Western Thermal, said: “The installation of high-quality ventilation and thermal insulation systems to buildings in both the residential and retail sectors is key for the comfort of people using the premises, as well as being cost-effective and environmentally friendly”.
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