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New Termo Deck system for Botswana

In early 2014, Spiroll were contacted by John Durham, ­Managing Director of Termo Deck International Ltd., regarding a project in Gaborone, Botswana.

Termo Deck is a system, pioneered using Spiroll hollow core slabs, that is integrated with the heavy structure of a building. Instead of traditional steel ducts, the voids in the precast concrete slabs can be used to exchange air from the supply into the rooms, increasing the effectiveness of the building’s thermal mass. A big advantage of Termo Deck over other energy saving systems is that no additional equipment is required; therefore the...

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