Traditional gymnastics club 1860 Mußbach e.V. enjoys the new feeling of warmth thanks to KÜBLER hall heating systems
August 11, 2023
Turnverein Mußbach e.V. is a traditional sports club with a long history. Since it was founded in 1860, it has got a large number of people of all ages and backgrounds moving and now has over 1,200 members. In order to meet the demands and needs of its members, the decision was made to replace the club's outdated heating system.
The old fan heating had long been a source of dissatisfaction among club members. Problems such as dust and air turbulence as well as a lack of volume control were acute challenges in the gyms. The varied training times required a precise and flexible heating solution that the previous system could not provide.
Under the leadership of Dieter Hackebeil, the former chairman of the association, the project to renew the hall heating system was tackled. After conducting his own research, Hackebeil came across KÜBLER GmbH. Impressed by the competence and unobtrusiveness of the consultant Mr. Bolch, the decision in favour of KÜBLER was quickly made.
The new hall heating system was commissioned on 08.08.2017 and gave the club members a new feeling of warmth during the first heating period in the same year. The radiant heat concept from KÜBLER proved to be extremely pleasant and efficient, as it brings the heat directly to where it is needed.
Thanks to various trial runs, energy savings of 40-50 % were already achieved in the first year. The satisfaction of the athletes has increased significantly, while the costs for the club have fallen considerably.
"The hall heaters from KÜBLER have never disappointed us in recent years and have always been a source of great enthusiasm," emphasizes an enthusiastic club member.
"I am also always happy to recommend KÜBLER hall heating systems. Not because I benefit from it, but because I am very deeply convinced of the technologies and I am happy to use my voice to encourage even more hall operators or owners to switch."
Dieter Hackebeil adds.
KÜBLER GmbH is delighted that its indoor heating systems have helped Turnverein 1860 Mußbach e.V. to create a new feel-good atmosphere. "We are proud that our technology is helping to meet the needs of sports clubs and their members in the best possible way."
Explains Thomas Kübler, Managing Partner of KÜBLER GmbH.
"KÜBLER will be back here in Mußbach at some point, you have to keep up with the times."
Says Dieter Hackebeil, indicating that the partnership between the club and KÜBLER will remain promising in the future.
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