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Allgemeine Belüftung für Gîte Stephanshof in Schoppen, BelgienSale and installation of a dehumidifier unit for a guesthouse in Schoppen, Belgium The particularity of this project is the delivery in 2 parts, because the unit did not fit through the doors, so the split option allowed us to split the unit in 2. Number of units: 1 Air Volume: 1.000 m³. Largest air volume: 1.000 m³. Smallest air volume: 1.000 m³. Serie: SKW Comp1000 PoolNächsteRenovation of Public Swimming Pool Ventilation in Gronau with SKW Units, GermanyDuring the renovation of the swimming pool of the city of Gronau, the ventilation units were completely renewed. Since the new units for the changing room and entrance hall were given larger volumes due to new guidelines, they had to be repositioned from the basement to the roof. Thanks to our equipment construction method, these could be placed on the roof (fig. 2) without causing any problems and without any static changes. The swimming pool dehumidifier had to be delivered in individual cubes, as it had to be lowered through a cellar shaft with dimensions of X * Y metres to a depth of 5 metres. The unit was then reassembled there.
Allgemeine Belüftung für Gîte Stephanshof in Schoppen, BelgienSale and installation of a dehumidifier unit for a guesthouse in Schoppen, Belgium The particularity of this project is the delivery in 2 parts, because the unit did not fit through the doors, so the split option allowed us to split the unit in 2. Number of units: 1 Air Volume: 1.000 m³. Largest air volume: 1.000 m³. Smallest air volume: 1.000 m³. Serie: SKW Comp1000 PoolNächste
Renovation of Public Swimming Pool Ventilation in Gronau with SKW Units, GermanyDuring the renovation of the swimming pool of the city of Gronau, the ventilation units were completely renewed. Since the new units for the changing room and entrance hall were given larger volumes due to new guidelines, they had to be repositioned from the basement to the roof. Thanks to our equipment construction method, these could be placed on the roof (fig. 2) without causing any problems and without any static changes. The swimming pool dehumidifier had to be delivered in individual cubes, as it had to be lowered through a cellar shaft with dimensions of X * Y metres to a depth of 5 metres. The unit was then reassembled there.
