Airflow joins Beama’s TEHVA
Air movement company Airflow is the newest member of TEHVA, Beama's electric heating and ventilation association.
Beama marketing director Kelly Butler has welcomed Airflow joining TEHVA's ranks: "It's a further significant step forward in the association's increasing impact in the marketplace. We continuously promote electric heating, hot water and mechanical ventilation products and systems, addressing key industry issues and challenges, whilst supporting our members' innovative product solutions."
John Kelly, Airflow's marketing manager commented: "Joining TEHVA is a beneficial part of our on-going process of market evaluation and innovation, where we recognise the need to provide efficient, low energy products to meet ever more stringent government legislation in the construction products sector.
"Airflow is very pleased to become a TEHVA member. The trade association has shown itself to be a committed, dynamic, influence in monitoring and helping shape future environmental strategies in the ventilation market.
"This sector is particularly active with new developments and existing product re-engineering designed to meet fresh challenges as new regulations are introduced. We look forward to contributing to the debate."
Pictured: Kelly Butler, Beama marketing director
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