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Home > Case Studies > Centre Parcs Ireland Centre Parcs Ireland Consulting Engineers: Noel Lawler Contractor (residential buildings): Treysta Building Services Center Parcs Ireland, which opened its doors in 2019, is a €233m development in Co. Longford with onsite accommodation for 2,500 people. Ireland’s largest ever water park, this massive scale project on the 395-acre site is a tourist village with 466 Scandinavian style luxury lodges and 30 lake-view apartments. In addition to hosting the largest waterpark in Ireland, Center Parcs forest resort offers hundreds of indoor and outdoor activities including bowling alley, Subtropical Swimming Paradise and 5* Spa. The Challenge With its significant accommodation, every lodge and apartment required adequate bathroom ventilation. Versatile were delighted to provide a solution in the form of Unity CV2 continuous extract ventilation – offering low energy consumption, running costs and installed noise performance. The Solution This low energy solution offers one fan for any room across all applications – suitable even for wet rooms and removes the need for large ducting networks and high background ventilation requirements. Benefits include: Low energy usage as little as 1.1 watts Short spigot design makes it ideal for application in shallow ceiling voids Smart technology features include automatic humidity sensing and a logical approach to overrun timing Discreet and stylish design Ultra-quiet ventilation as low as 10dB(A) in low-speed mode once installed Commercial heating solution For the commercial areas, ZBN radiant panels with integrated lighting were selected to provide a comfortable indoor climate – particularly ideal for the high bay areas. Versatile’s trench heating and commercial radiators were also selected to meet the requirements of various environments within the main buildings.