New Testament Church, Manchester

New Testament Church in Old Trafford, Manchester, contacted us with the challenge of designing a heating system that would please the Victorian society. This Grade II listed church was closed for around 10 years and was a historical icon in the local area.

​Part of the scheme was to reuse some of the existing radiators to align with the terms of the renovation by using the church’s original fixtures. Before it was decided if these could be used, 2 old cast iron radiators was sent off to be sand blasted, powder coated and then air tested to ensure they would withstand the new heating system temperatures. Once all the information was gathered, a heating design was completed by using new wall hung high efficiency condensing boilers located back into the existing boiler room and a new 4 zone system installed. This allowed the church to independently heat the various rooms including the main worship area, offices, side rooms and entrance.