Real churches, real installations
What these churches chose, why it suited their building, and what changed after the heating went in.
St Andrew's Church, Deopham
A Grade I listed medieval church in rural Norfolk installed infrared heaters on the nave arcade walls, heating the congregation directly without disturbing the historic timber roof or stone fabric.
St Athanasius Church, Liverpool
A distinctive 1960s church with a large open-plan interior and high geometric ceiling installed wall-mounted infrared heaters to provide responsive heating for services and community events.
St John the Baptist Church, Shropshire
A Grade II listed stone church installed infrared heaters on the nave arcade walls, preserving the historic fabric while delivering instant warmth to the congregation below.
St Michael's RC Church, Wolverhampton
A modern brick-built church replaced an ageing gas system with four wall-mounted infrared heaters, cutting warm-up time from two hours to five minutes and halving annual heating costs.
St Nicholas Church, Potter Heigham
A medieval Norfolk Broads church with a famous painted rood screen installed infrared heaters to warm the congregation without risking its irreplaceable medieval wall paintings and timber features.
St Paul's Church, Barton
A Victorian church on the Isle of Wight replaced its old heating with ceiling-suspended infrared heaters, delivering instant warmth to a large nave with high arched ceilings.
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