It’s a busy time of year for the retail sector and our customer, Beech’s Butchers is no exception. Despite this, the renowned North West family butcher has recently completed an impressive redevelopment of its Farm Shop in Bamford, Rochdale just in time for Christmas.
Climarite was appointed to decommission all pre-existing refrigeration units before installing new equipment, which was befitting to the building style, store layout, volume and type of product sold.
The two-stage install project included a new 3.5m x 5.4m x 2.3m cold room located at the back of the shop for storage purposes.
In addition to this, Climarite installed a J & E Hall JEH600 system to run an eight metre Arneg mutideck case, which helped to overcome several challenges. The continuous Arneg units enabled the retailer to maximise the available shop floor space, while the JEH600 outdoor condensing units observed restrictions of the shops residential location. The units also have the operational advantage of being energy efficient without obtrusive sound.
Congratulations to Beech’s Butchers, the Climarite install engineers and everyone else that contributed to completing this job within the desired timeframe and to an exceptional standard.
Beech’s Butchers was founded in 1959 and specializes in the finest locally sourced produce. Visit the new Farm Shop in Bamford, Rochdale or its Lancashire shops in either Wilpshire, Blackburn or Barrowford, Nelson: www.beechs.co.uk.
For further enquiries on refrigeration or air conditioning install projects please contact Climarite on 01704 630 515 / info@climarite.com.
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