Columns of cars wind their way from all the entry points into the city center. Fog, cold, and the scraping of car windshields. Cold hands and a kind of typical Monday non-mood. And not a single available parking space. And then, when you finally step into the office, it’s icy cold on top of it all! Sound familiar?
Heating issues are common in business premises in urban areas. Not only do owners face high costs, but some spaces simply never get warm enough. Employees, especially those sitting at computers, constantly complain about cold hands and feet.
The challenge of upgrading heating systems in cities is significant, as these are mostly old buildings under monument protection, with thicker walls and high ceilings. There are also many spaces that are completely separate from, for example, residential areas on higher floors when it comes to heating.