The Top 10 FAQs On Hot Yoga Design
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1. How much do the heating panels cost?
Between £240.00 and £300.00 per unit. We’d do a heat loss calculation and recommend the right number of units are used in your studio to achieve a particular temperature.
2. Does it matter how high the room is?
Generally not, as long as the ceiling is flat, well
insulated and has mounting points within the structure. We haven’t come across any ceilings that have
posed a real problem as yet.
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3. How many studios have you supplied?
We started our first in February/March this year with The House of Yoga, and we have just
supplied our 10th studio.
4. What temperatures can they go to?
We work on from heat loss calculation. So long as the room is
well insulated and has enough power supply, we can go up to 40⁰C.
Following our site survey, we will enter the information such as dimensions, insulation type, building type, desired temperature, etc, and determine exactly how many infra red heaters are needed for the room.
5. What are the running costs?
For a 100m2 room, you would be looking to pay from 50p per
hour to £2.60 per hour when the system is on.
6. What colours do they come in?
The standard colours are white and graphite grey, however, we can have them
painted to match the design of your studio at an additional cost.
7. Are they the same as FAR infrared?
Same technology, just different terminology – the heaters
use infra red waves, the same as FAR infra red to heat the objects in the room.
8. What is the difference between using your heaters and a hot air
system?
A hot air system will heat the air, meaning it has to be
pumping out hot air constantly, the infra red heaters will heat the objects in
the room, including the people representing a heat that is more comfortable for
the body – it heats very much like the sun, is more cost effective, silent and requires very little maintenance.
9. Why do you need a humidifier?
In the winter, the air humidity will drop, meaning it won’t
feel as hot in the studio without the extra humidity – in order to get people
sweating on dry days, it is important to add the humidity using a
commercial humidifier. They are cheap to run, and
will only be used periodically through the year.
10. How long would it take to have it all up and running?
Within 2- 3 weeks usually – we need to organise diaries for
the engineers, stock the products, design the layout, and perform a heat output
calculation.
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