Lindner Group Highlights Draught-Free Indoor Climate Control for Schools, Offices and Healthcare Buildings

Lindner Group Highlights Draught-Free Indoor Climate Control for Schools, Offices and Healthcare Buildings

(IN BRIEF) Lindner Group is highlighting its Plafotherm® heated and chilled ceiling systems as a year-round indoor climate solution for buildings affected by rising summer temperatures and changing comfort needs. The systems use the ceiling surface to cool rooms in summer and heat them in winter, operating quietly and without draughts or active air circulation. Lindner presents them as a more integrated and practical alternative to portable air conditioning units, which often provide only localised and temporary relief. The solutions can be used in nurseries, schools, universities, care homes, hospitals, offices and administrative buildings. They are suitable for both new construction and refurbishment projects, with options for acoustic optimisation, fire protection, hygienic finishes, maintenance access and customised architectural designs.

(PRESS RELEASE) ARNSTORF, 22-Jul-2026 — /EuropaWire/ — Lindner Group has highlighted the role of integrated heated and chilled ceiling systems in maintaining comfortable, functional and energy-conscious indoor environments throughout the year.

The company said the persistently high temperatures experienced in recent weeks have shown how strongly overheated indoor spaces can affect the usability and comfort of buildings.

Excessive heat can have a direct impact on concentration, health, productivity and daily operations in a wide range of settings, including nurseries, schools, universities, care homes, hospitals, offices and administrative buildings.

Portable air conditioning units may provide temporary relief, but Lindner Group said they often cool only individual areas, create noise and draughts, occupy valuable floor space and can be inefficient or impractical when used continuously.

With Plafotherm® heated and chilled ceiling systems, indoor temperatures can be controlled across the full ceiling surface. The systems operate quietly, without draughts and without active air circulation inside the room.

In summer, the ceiling systems efficiently remove excess heat from the room. In winter, the same system can provide comfortable heating.

Lindner Group said this creates a year-round solution that supports thermal comfort and a consistently high-quality indoor climate.

The company offers several system designs to suit different building types and project requirements. These include closed heated and chilled ceilings, ceiling sails, baffle ceilings and bespoke solutions developed for specific projects.

The systems can also be adapted to individual needs, including acoustic optimisation, fire protection, hygienic surface finishes, easy maintenance access and customised architectural design.

This allows Lindner Group’s heated and chilled ceiling systems to combine occupant comfort with functionality, safety and architectural quality.

The systems are suitable for both new-build projects and refurbishment schemes.

Lindner Group said the greatest benefits are achieved when heated and chilled ceiling systems are considered early in the design process. This allows technical, architectural and commercial requirements to be coordinated from the beginning.

The approach can also benefit architects, MEP consultants and building owners by integrating indoor climate control directly into the building concept.

By planning the system early, projects can avoid the later need for costly standalone cooling units retrofitted after completion.

Lindner Group said the result is a sustainable, reliable and functional building solution that provides long-term comfort for occupants across changing seasonal conditions.

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SOURCE: Lindner