What the trades who fit our systems say

What an installer says and a manufacturer cannot

The real duration of a job, the difficulties met on an old substrate, how clients react after two winters. A supplier knows its product, a fitter knows the reality on site, and those are two different kinds of information.

The first question to ask a fellow professional

How long the first job took, and how long the fifth takes. The gap between them measures the learning curve, and it is the most useful information for a firm hesitating to start.

The second

What was learned the hard way. Every experienced installer has a precise memory of a sizing error or a rushed survey, and those accounts are worth more than a manual because they carry a consequence.

The third

How the service is sold. The pitch that works with a private client is not the one that works with an architect, and a colleague who has been selling for three years has already made that distinction.

What a testimonial does not replace

A study. A successful job elsewhere says nothing about yours, because the losses, the height and the use differ. A testimonial reassures about the method, it sizes no project.

Why these accounts are published

Because they can be verified. A named installer, in a given region, can be contacted, and that possibility is worth more than an anonymous quotation, including when the wording is measured. A testimonial with no name and no place cannot be checked, and a professional reader knows that before even reading it.

The network is presented on the installer page, and training on the training page.

From one of our clients, a designer by trade.

“Here are a few photographs of the last job at Mouvaux with your products. It is exactly right.

An open kitchen in a room with a stretch ceiling and Ceilingo infrared, fitted by Les ateliers de l’habitat.”

Fitting the panels

The heated ceiling here is 100% radiant, thanks to the air gap between the insulation and the stretched fabric.

Detail

The ePan Slim heating panel is screwed to the aluminium insulation before the stretch ceiling goes up.

The finished job

Once the fabric is stretched across it, the heating system is completely out of sight.