solutions portfolio even further, giving customers yet more choice when it comes to specifying heat emitters.
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n are unique in providing a wide range of heating solutions with a vast olio which includes traditional panel radiators, designer radiators, LSTs owel warmers to fan convectors and both electric and hydronic underfloor ng systems, as well as heating valves and electronic controls.
The first NEW addition is the LST Vertical, designed with safety in mind, it comes equipped with a round steel casing which ensures pipework is con- cealed. It comes with a 10 year warranty for both the emitter and casing, fully complies with NHS Guidance notes 1998 and is protected with anti-bac- terial paint.
complete range of heating solutions and services for commercial and domestic applications.
result, Myson are best placed to provide unbiased design support and ical assistance for merchants, installers, M&E contractors, architects and ltants who favour the complete solutions approach.
Myson offer full and comprehensive support from design layouts, including underfloor and integrated radiator plans, to advanced technical advice and support from heating experts.
most recent introductions to the range have extended the popular heating ons portfolio even further, giving customers yet more choice when it s to specifying heat emitters.
Myson are able to offer accredited CPD training courses and the most popular heating solutions are available to download free of charge from BIM Store and direct from the Myson website (
www.myson.co.uk).
The NEW LST Vertical is the slimmest and widest panel LST on the UK market with widths ranging between 420mm & 870mm. Joining the rest of the LST family, it creates a total range of 94 stocked sizes, all in all making it the perfect heating solution for hospitals, care homes, schools and other public facing facilities.
In addition, while working on the LST Vertical Myson came to the conclusion that they needed a range of vertical premium panel radiators to complement their existing Plan & Plan Plus range. So, welcomed the Plan Vertical and Plan Plus Vertical, creating a combined Plan & Plan Plus family range con- sisting of 230 stocked sizes.
The ideal solution for offices, hotels and contemporary buildings, the sleek flat front panel design of the Plan Vertical offers a modern alternative to the traditional panel radiator, while the Plan Plus Vertical takes modern styling one step further with a decorative front panel. Both models come equipped with stylish curved side panels, offer a 10 year guarantee and come in heights of 1800mm and 1950mm.
The first NEW addition is the LST Vertical, designed with safety in mind, it comes equipped with a round steel casing which ensures pipework is con-cealed. It comes with a 10 year warranty for both the emitter and casing, fully complies with NHS Guidance notes 1998 and is protected with anti-bac-terial paint. The NEW LST Vertical is the slimmest and widest panel LST on the UK market with widths ranging between 420mm and 870mm. Joining the rest of the LST family, it creates a total range of 94 stocked sizes, all in all making it the perfect heating solution for hospitals, care homes, schools and other public facing facilities.
For more information on the complete range of heating solutions offered by Myson, visit
www.myson.co.uk.
ontact: Email:
sales@myson.co.uk | Phone: 0845 402 3434 | Website:
www.myson.co.uk
Myson are unique in providing a wide range of heating solutions with a vast portfolio which includes traditional panel radiators, designer radiators, LSTs and towel warmers to fan convectors and both electric and hydronic underfloor heating systems, as well as heating valves and electronic controls.
As a result, Myson are best placed to provide unbiased design support and technical assistance for merchants, installers, M&E contractors, architects and consultants who favour the complete solutions approach.
The most recent introductions to the range have extended the popular heating solutions portfolio even further, giving customers yet more choice when it comes to specifying heat emitters.
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In addition, while working on the LST Vertical Myson came to the conclusion that they needed a range of vertical premium panel radiators to complement their existing Plan & Plan Plus range. So, welcomed the Plan Vertical and Plan Plus Vertical, creating a combined Plan & Plan Plus family range con-sisting of 230 stocked sizes.
The ideal solution for offices, hotels and contemporary buildings, the sleek flat front panel design of the Plan Vertical offers a modern alternative to the traditional panel radiator, while the Plan Plus Vertical takes modern styling one step further with a decorative front panel. Both models come equipped with stylish curved side panels, offer a 10 year guarantee and come in heights of 1800mm and 1950mm.
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