Laars opens new high-tech training center
The company's Customer Center is designed to help educate installers about
radiant system design, Laars products, and the next generation
of heating technology.
With the market pushing for advanced, more energy-efficient heating systems, Laars managers felt that a new customer outreach and training facility was in order. Completed in November 2011, Laars’ state-of-the-art, 12,800-sq.-ft. Customer Center, a two-story expansion of company headquarters, is designed to help educate installers about radiant system design, Laars products, and the next generation of heating technology. Contractors, wholesalers and engineers can all benefit from the courses offered.
In-floor
radiant heat runs through the lobby and café and an expansive snow-melt system melts winter
precipitation from sidewalks and the patio, all sourcing heat from Laars
NeoTherm boilers. Each
of the two 30-seat
classroom has two bays capable of displaying any Laars boiler and/or water heater;
each display unit can be live-fired during training sessions. Each classroom has a high-definition projection
system with large display screens used for standard presentations and
also to tie into ceiling-mounted
HD cameras to pan and zoom into Laars trainers or equipment.
One of the training rooms in Laars' new training center. Photo credits: Laars
With the market pushing for advanced, more energy-efficient heating systems, Laars managers felt that a new customer outreach and training facility was in order. Completed in November 2011, Laars’ state-of-the-art, 12,800-sq.-ft. Customer Center, a two-story expansion of company headquarters, is designed to help educate installers about radiant system design, Laars products, and the next generation of heating technology. Contractors, wholesalers and engineers can all benefit from the courses offered.
Laars holds an open house for its new training facility.
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