We enjoyed working with Brooke Zwerner and Gary Volk for the beautiful new location of The Yoga Studio In Magnolia, on Government Way which features cork flooring, radiant infrared heat, and renewable and reclaimed wood materials, the Yoga Studio has been ‘green’, from selecting eco-friendly materials to burning soy candles that emit no harmful emissions, […]
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Our customer in Iowa upgraded from using cheap, plug-in space heaters to infrared quartz heaters which made a HUGE difference. Here is what the owner had to say: They are awesome – it’s such a different heat – people really love them – it gets super hot – just what we want!
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Heating Green designed and supplied infrared heating panels, laid in a suspended ceiling, used in six different pre-manufactured buildings that were joined together on site. Each building, which is used primarily for classrooms, offices, staff break rooms, bathrooms, and a parent library, is approximately 1,600 square feet.
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Here was an excellent application for a new office area. The bottom side and inner wall of the office will be continuously next to a massive cold storage area that is kept at a constant 38 degrees.
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Earlier this year, Heating Green helped complete the 12 building/72 unit apartment project for the Lummi Tribal Nation, Kwina Village Apartment Project in Lummi WA. Watch Video 336 Enerjoy radiant panels were installed along with manual thermostats to allow individual temperature control of each room within a given apartment, which ranged from approximately 500-650 square
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The finishing touches are being put on this house, which borders a creek in the backyard and has our infrared radiant heating panels in each room. The owner, Jake Marriott, used all of the hardwood trees on-site for the flooring, trim, and even the kitchen cabinets!
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This past fall, another local Bellingham, WA contractor had approached me with a unique project that would need some heating panels. The artist was dividing a horse barn into a studio area where she could work on her paintings and the remaining area may be a studio and/or a workshop in the future. The results
During the summer of 2010 a contractor had approached me with a basement remodel project. One of the challenges for the homeowner was whether or not they would keep and extend the current duct work, which proved to be marginal at best. After weighing the benefits of our heating panels, they went ahead and ordered
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This past fall, Smith and Vallee, a creative team of craftsmen, moved into their new, yet very old, workshop. They reused telephone poles for tongue and groove floors for their entire shop, which will help them use less heating and lighting. Wooden floors are easier on the back and much more attractive to look at
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