Heating and Ventilating Review - Introducing the magazine

With more than 46 years experience, the monthly B2B magazine Heating and Ventilating Review, (HVR) is dedicated to the promotion of the activities of the commercial and industrial heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) industries.

The magazine delivers incisive comment, in-depth analysis and stimulating editorial. It is essential reading for the busy HVAC professional.

HVR is the first of many magazine titles launched by publication house Faversham House Group.

Each monthly issue of HVR contains thought-provoking features and comment on the subjects that matter to our readers:

What's happening, in the commercial and industrial HVAC market.

How to get the best out of HVAC installations.

The latest news on products, contracts and legislation.

What your peers and competitors are doing.

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Latest Magazine Articles

Refrigeration: F-gas reg: embrace the legislation 1-Jan-2006 John Skelton, group projects manager of Parasense, urges the industry to embrace F-gas legislation rather than view it as a burden.

Pipes and fittings: Price rises force change on galvanised pipework users 1-Jan-2006 Malcolm Crossley, managing director of Legris, insists his company’s product is quicker and easier to install than galvanised steel pipework and, with the cost of galvanised pipework rising, it is time for even the traditionalists to look for alternatives

Pipes and fittings:Fast track piping solutions which work in the real world 1-Jan-2006 In today’s world of building and plant construction, the process of facility design and engineering moves at a rapid pace. Often, fast track construction is the rule, not the exception. David Snodgrass, UK and Ireland country manager for Victaulic, pipe joining system manufacturer, shows how to manage those accelerated schedules with improved piping system construction, while meeting or exceeding design standards.

Company Profile: The future’s bright – and very busy for Estimation 1-Jan-2006 Estimation Group is kicking off 2006 with some exciting new products, a new way of presenting its products to the market and the launch of new technologies which haven’t been applied to building services before. HVR talks to David Bell, below, managing director

Environmental control systems: Come on in, the water’s lovely 1-Jan-2006 Heatstar offers HVAC contractors and installers the specialist expertise and equipment to develop the lucrative swimming pool market through the use of better environmental control and optimised energy recovery

Contractor Profile: CATCH THE SUN! 1-Jan-2006 Alan Ward, director of Bienne Heating, has been interested in solar heating all his working life, not surprising then that he is an expert in the field – or rather on the roof! Here, he discusses the issues with Paul Braithwaite

Mikrofill realises domestic potential of Ethos range 1-Jan-2006 Dave Cox, left, general manager of Mikrofill, explains to Paul Braithwaite why the company’s high performance Ethos boiler is just right for the domestic market – and is backing it with a new company and a marketing spend

Finance: Resolutions to keep 1-Jan-2006 There are some New Year resolutions which do not exist to be broken! So says Close Invoice Finance sales director Andrew Radley,, right, as he looks at what businesses should be focusing on in 2006.

News: Why safety works 1-Jan-2006 Workplace safety is improving but there are still too many injuries and this is costing British business dear - on all counts, says Bob Towse, head of technical & safety at the HVCA.

Company Profile: Air management solutions lead the charge for Vent-Axia 1-Mar-2006 Construction is changing and so is Vent-Axia. The industry is adopting a project-led stance and Vent-Axia, realising this, is using its expertise in heating and air conditioning as well as ventilation to look at air management solutions. David Neale, channel marketing manager for the commercial sector, talks to HVR about the changes

Air conditioning world: Mitsubishi puts mix mode system in head office 1-Mar-2006 Mitsubishi is putting its money where its mouth is. Last year, it linked with ventilation specialist Passivent in a move which could save energy costs of up to 40%. It has recently refurbished its Hatfield offices and installed the system there. Philip Ord, VRF product manager, explains the workings of the mixed mode system

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