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Frenger are incredibly proud to reveal that on 18th September 2020, the European Healthcare Design Awards 2020 (EHD 2020) announced that the Zayed Centre was the biggest winner of the evening, having won both the Health and Life Sciences Research Award and the Interior Design and Arts Award.

Frenger are proud to have supplied both our 'Exposed' X-Wing® Radiant Passive Chilled Beams and wall-mounted Radiant Cooling Panels to the Central Analytical Research Facility (CARF) Instrument Lab located at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Gardens Point Campus in Queensland, Australia.

Frenger are proud to be currently supplying both their 'exposed' Compact Active chilled beams and their X-wing Radiant Passive Chilled Beams to 183-185 Clarence Street (Substation 164), Sydney.

Frenger are proud to have supplied our Exposed 'Free Hanging' Modula Radiant Heating Panels to the Newcastle University Sports Centre.

Frenger are proud to have recently supplied a great number of new Jaguar Land Rover facilities/dealerships, production facilities and Global Head Quarters in the UK with its range of Modula Radiant Heating Panels.

Frenger are proud to have supplied our 'exposed' X-Wing® Radiant Passive chilled beams to 36 Carrington Street, Sydney. This Buildcorp project was a refurbishment of a 1970s 10 Storey commercial building to create a quality boutique workplace with a 5 Star NABERS Energy rated Base Building.

Frenger are proud to have supplied the New Chertsey High School in Surrey with both our Ecostrip and Modula Radiant Heating Panels to this modern teaching facility for 900 children from 11 to 16 years old.

Frenger are proud to have recently supplied the new Jedburgh Grammar Campus in the Scottish boarders with its range of Modula Radiant Heating Panels.

Frenger have successfully designed, tested, manufactured and supplied their bespoke energy-efficient cooling solutions to various state-of-the-art Scientific Testing and Electron Microscope Laboratories across the globe.

Frenger Systems have manufactured and supplied their 'Exposed' X-Wing Radiant Passive Chilled Beams to Riverside House, Manchester. The property, located in Salford, UK, sits within the New Bailey Scheme and with the help of Frenger's Chilled Beams, has achieved a BREEAM 'Excellent' rating.

Daramu House is a brand new six-storey building located in the heart of Sydney, Australia. The property is constructed from cross-laminated timber (CLT) as part of a new wave of pre-build construction technologies produced from timber and glulam (glue-laminated timber).

The Zayed Centre for Research into Rare Disease in Children, London, has recently been awarded a BREEAM 'Excellent' Certification after utilising Frenger's exposed mounted X-Wing® Radiant Passive Chilled Beams.

Frenger has a wealth of experience in the design, development and manufacture of heating and cooling systems dating back some 80 years. We also have a proven track record of delivering some of the world's largest and most complex Chilled Beam projects.

Frenger's Cornice™ Active Chilled Beams are designed to discreetly nestle directly above beds in hotel rooms and provide high levels of cooling/heating whilst maintaining the highest Thermal Comfort and lowest Noise Rating.

To welcome their new 2019/20 academic year students, Nottingham Trent University (NTU) are opening in September 2019 a £23m state-of-the-art engineering building to create 'the engineers of the future'.

The new school, located in Rhyl, Wales has been named 'Christ the Word Catholic School' and will combine Ysgol Mair Primary and Blessed Edward Jones Secondary into one much larger complex.

Corsham Mansion has been transformed from just a listed heritage building into a mix of 'new meets old' to create a business and Innovation hub as part of a complete redevelopment and substantial multi-million-pound building extension which included FRENGER's electric radiant heating throughout.

The Broomlands Primary School Building, located in Kelso, Scotland, has recently won two separate awards and is favourite for another 2019 award.

The University of Washington Life Sciences Building, which has Frenger's X-Wing® Radiant Passive Chilled Beams installed behind the timber slatted ceilings, has been awarded the '2018 DJC Building of the Year award'.

Lambeth Civic Centre is a brand new, £45 million property which consists of 11,000m² of Grade A office space across 6 storeys. The use of Frenger's Multi-Service Chilled Beams helped the building achieve a BREEAM rating of 'Excellent' due to their energy efficiency.

You can now learn more about Chilled Beam and Radiant Heating Technology with Frenger's new Frequently Asked Questions section...

Once again Frenger works closely with design teams to produce engineering solutions that meet the various demands of the HVAC system while also satisfying architectural inspirations...

The UK Government detail the Benefits of Active Chilled Beams and MSCB units as solutions that offer the best energy efficiency and longest life expectancy with minimal maintenance when compared to other HVAC space cooling systems...

Frenger are proud to have supplied the international house in Australia which has recently been awarded the Development Excellence award for Sustainable Development from Urban Taskforce Australia...

Frenger were selected to supply in excess of 350 number of their X-Wing® MSCB units for 5 of the 10 floor levels of the building...

Frenger has supplied several hundred Multi-Service Induction Beams (MSIB's) to the newly refurbished NFU Mutual Headquarters in Stratford-upon-Avon...

Frenger produces parametric BIM models by use of REVIT for their wide range of chilled beams...

Recent independent testing performed by HLK (Heizung Lüftung Klimatechnik) Stuttgart, has shown that the heating performance of Frenger's Modula SP Radiant Heating Panels has increased by more than 10%.

Brand New £45 Million , 6 Story Building in the heart of Lambeth which now is to house the council's civic operations in 11,500m² of Grade A office space has achieved BREEAM Excellent Rating.

Frenger supplied & installed the world's largest Chilled Ceiling (175,000m²) at the Shell Building in 1962.

Frenger have supplied their latest generation (X-Wing®) of 'Radiant' Passive Multiservice Chilled Beams (MSCB's) to this four-storey 6,000m² building which is designed to accommodate their Computer Science facilities.

Frenger unveils its latest hard copy and electronic download literature "Chilled Beam Architecture & Design", showcasing how Frenger's varied chilled beam solutions can be used in different building environments.

Frenger exports their fully in house "UK Manufactured" energy efficient Chilled Beam Technology cooling units for use in high profile building projects worldwide...

Great news for HVAC Designers , there's now an addendum to table 35 of Part L (Non Domestic Building Services Compliance Guide 2013) which now affords an additional 0.3 SFP to the AHU (Air Handling Unit) to enable greater flexibility in choice of energy efficient space conditioning solutions...

Active Chilled Beam Technology gains Carbon Trust Approval and is set to be added to the ETL (Energy Technology List) this summer...

Due to good planning and precise packaging Frenger can maximise the amount of chilled beams into shipping containers more efficiently than ever before.

You can see for yourself how the new system is put into practice.

Government wanted 20% improvement in energy efficiencies, settled for 9%, could have 22% today for commercial buildings air conditioning...