In recognition of Vent-Axia’s outstanding product range and high standards of service, HM The Queen has renewed the company’s Royal Warrant. Vent-Axia has held a Royal Warrant since it was first granted by HM The Queen in 1985.
“Receiving the Royal Warrant is an achievement in itself and we are thrilled to have it continued” comments Ronnie George, Managing Director, Vent-Axia. “We work extremely hard ensuring our products are always at the forefront of design and made to the highest standards. This achievement cements our position as the market leaders in low carbon HEVAC systems.”
Ronnie adds “Meeting energy efficiency targets set by building regulations and legislation are key for our customers and we continually develop our range to offer solutions for them. For example, our innovative Lo-Carbon™ collection, which is suitable for both new-build and refurbishment projects, helps meet these targets and we will continue to develop and expand the range to meet future requirements. With this ethos we believe we will be providing the best for our customers and keep the Royal Warrant for years to come”.
Headquartered in Crawley, West Sussex and celebrating its 75th anniversary, Vent-Axia continues to set the standard with energy efficient solutions for controlling the flow of fresh air, its temperature, humidity and cleanliness. Each year the company supplies high quality products and systems for over half a million installations across the residential, commercial and industrial sectors in the UK and around the world.
Today, with an integrated distribution network and the largest customer support staff within the HEVAC industry, Vent-Axia leads the way in improving the indoor environment. The company is committed to a process of continuous development which by 2012 will ensure that all its products and systems fall under the Lo-Carbon™ umbrella.
The aim of the innovative Lo-Carbon™ initiative is to offer the latest low carbon ventilation technology to reduce building energy consumption and carbon emissions. With products including Tempra; the first single room heat recovery unit on the market, Centra; a near silent Decentralised Mechanical Extract Ventilation (dMEV) solution and the Sentinel Kinetic E Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR).