WORKSHOP HEATING

Workshop Heating Solutions

Workshop heater

Why choose Winrow when heating your Workshop?

At Winrow we understand the issues in trying to heat a large industrial space. Workshops are notoriously difficult to heat and establishing a consistent ambient temperature can be an issue for the best of heating systems.


Energy costs to heat a workshop have steadily increased in recent years, and most industry experts agree we will continue to see energy costs set historic records for years to come.

Quick, efficient installations

The good news is that at Winrow, we have pioneered a solution to the age old problem of heating workshops and have a track record of working with companies throughout the UK helping them not only keep a consistent working temperature in their workshop but also to significantly reduce their heating costs. Take a look at our Case Studies to view some examples of our past work.


The Winrow solutions use innovative heat recovery techniques to deliver a consistent and balanced working environment in any workshop with savings of over 30% on typical costs of heating a workshop.


If your workshop suffers from inconsistent heating issues or heat loss then one of our bespoke workshop heater systems can help overcome these problems, whilst saving you money.


The benefits of one of our workshop heating systems

  • Up to 30 % saving on running costs as well as capital cost saving


  • A better working environment for your factory staff boosting morale and productivity

  • Faster heat up time from cold

  • Excellent heat recovery from high level to central work zone

  • Much better ambient heat distribution inside building

  • Smaller fans mean it generates far less noise

  • System back up in the event of a heater failure

  • Better cooling facility in Summer fan mode

  • Free up wall and floor space

  • Our Heaters have pass-code protected intelligent controls

  • High volume air movement preventing thermal stagnation and reducing thermal transfer through the building fabric
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  • Reduction in your building carbon footprint


Can the Winrow system replace an existing Workshop  Heater?

Yes, our bespoke systems are designed so that it doesn’t matter whether your building is installing heating for the first time or you are looking to replace or upgrade an existing system, we can provide a much more efficient solution.


If you are looking to upgrade or replace an existing workshop heating system you may already have one of these manufacturers’ heaters in place;


If you are currently using one of these systems and need to upgrade then don’t worry, a Winrow system will fully replace your existing set up and reduce both capital and ongoing running costs.


Whether you are using a Suspended heater, Cabinet heater, Floor standing heater, Condensing warm air heater or ducted heater running on LPG, Oil or Gas then our system is totally compatible with your existing set up.


What Workshop Heaters do Winrow offer?


Take a look at our heating solutions designed specifically to cater for sports hall environments with high efficiency for large spaces. For a full list of our products click here or contact us for a free quote. We’ll find the ideal solution for your factory.

How do I get the benefits of a Winrow Workshop Heating Solution?

To find out how we can help you save money on your heating and provide a cost effective, environmentally friendly and efficient replacement, simply call us today on 0800 0588 035 and let us find the right solution/s to your workshop heating problems.

Need Help? 


Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I determine the amount of heat my commercial or industrial space needs?

    Use our heat load calculator or give us a call. You might see equipment that is advertised as being able to heat up to 2000 square feet, but beware; it takes different types and numbers of heaters to service a 2000 square foot space in Portsmouth than it does in Scotland. Don't make the mistake of undersizing or oversizing your heater needs—give us a call so we can help you pick the perfect one through our engineering calculations specific to your project site's details.

  • How can I control my natural gas or propane unit heater in my commercial or industrial space?

    A 24-volt thermostat must be mounted to the wall. If heat is needed, this thermostat will send a signal to the natural gas or propane heater telling it to turn on. Some upgraded models of this type of thermostat also have a switch for operating just the fan--this can come in handy during summer months when no heat is necessary.

  • Is it possible to set up a thermostat on one of my units with three or more natural gas or propane heaters?

    Control relays may be required for this product. For more information, please contact the manufacturer.

  • What is the best method for calculating how much heat a natural gas or propane unit heater will produce?

    Many people make the mistake of choosing a natural gas or propane unit heater for their commercial or industrial space based on the fuel input, without taking into account the unit's efficiency rating. However, doing this could result in an undersized unit that doesn't meet your heating needs. To avoid this problem, be sure to pick a unit based on its actual heat output rather than its nominal size.

  • Where is the best location in my commercial or industrial building to install my natural gas or propane unit heater?

    Actually, the ideal place to put your commercial or industrial room's natural gas or propane unit heater is in the coolest area. Also, make sure it's slightly angled so that warm air hits the coldest wall. Usually, it's smarter to go with multiple smaller heaters rather than one large one. Even though you'll have to spend more at first, you'll save money on heating costs overall and will be able to control comfort levels better.

  • What is the best place in my business or industrial area to put a wall-mounted thermostat?

    Make sure the thermostat is placed in a location that indicates an average facility temperature. If it's in a chilly area, the heater will run more frequently than it should. It will falsely turn on the unit heater if it is positioned in an exposed location or receives direct sunlight. The best position for the thermostat is within an insulated interior wall.

  • I have a 30-year-old natural gas unit heater that is still working perfectly. How can I convert it to propane?

    Most manufacturers will only make components for equipment that is at least 20 years old. It is assumed that the equipment will be replaced with more efficient technology after 20 years. You might be able to locate an aftermarket conversion kit from the manufacturer of the gas valve in some cases.

  • How can I figure out how much it costs to run natural gas, propane, oil, and electric unit heaters?

    Call us. We can calculate your heating load and convert it into operating expenses ( £/hour) for various fuel types, based on the average cost of running your equipment.

  • What do I need in order to convert my natural gas appliances to propane?

    Different fuels have different flow rates and pressures. The gas valve's springs and orifices must be modified to match the fuel type. On some machines, the igniter is also in need of an upgrade.

  • How do I know if my commercial or industrial unit heater needs a separated combustion natural gas or propane?

    If you're not comfortable lighting a match in your home, you'll need a separate combustion unit to keep any open flames away from the heated area.

  • What is the best way to vent a natural gas or propane commercial or industrial heater?

    It's critical that you understand the installation instructions for your particular heater. Manufacturers do an excellent job of describing typical procedures. Venting requirements may be determined by local rules and override manufacturer recommendations. It is not a good idea to purchase a vent pipe as part of a "set."


    There are several types of vent pipe available, and some inexpensive kits that are supposed to fit all installations do not always create a perfect seal. A kit with the word "flexibility" implies there are numerous expandable components and connections that must be plugged. The fewer connections you have, the safer your system will be. Place your heater in an area where it will receive maximum heat efficiency.




    Use the following steps to correctly vent your plumbing fixtures: 


    First, sketch out a plan for the amount and type of ventilation you need. Second, take this drawing to your local store that specializes in plumbing supplies. The staff will be aware of the codes in your area and can help recommend products that come in lengths that will minimise extra joints (joints are dangerous if they're not sealed properly).

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