Sales and installation of marble heaters (infrared heaters made of natural stone) for existing buildings, new buildings, timber and prefabricated houses
MarmorPower GmbH
Munich (office, Friedrich-Engels-Bogen 5) · Munich (Wasserburger Landstr. 169) · Lautrach (Allgäu headquarters, Deybachstr. 14)New on Amplifa
About MarmorPower
MarmorPower GmbH specializes in marble heaters: electrically powered infrared radiant heaters made of natural stone. The company supports customers from heat demand/heating load calculation through heating cost analysis and system calculation to sales, assembly and installation including thermostat installation and disposal of the old system. The heating panels are made from specially selected Greek marble (Galaxy); Jura, Daino, Estremoz and Palisandro marble types are available for the Comfort and Premium lines. The heating panels are mounted on walls or ceilings and operate at outputs between 0.25 kW and 0.85 kW; the systems are controlled via separate thermostats per room and connected by electricians, with an independent meter for low-cost heating electricity optionally being set up. Areas of application are individual rooms and entire houses, especially existing buildings, new buildings, timber houses, prefabricated houses and conservatories. In addition, the company brokers photovoltaic systems through a partner network (including Gehrlicher Solar) and supports sales partners through training. Locations are in Munich (office and Wasserburger Landstr.) as well as in Lautrach in the Allgäu.
- Site
- Munich
- Processes
- Sales and installation of marble heaters (infrared heaters), Heating load/heat demand calculation, heating cost analysis, system calculation, Disposal of the old system (removal of heaters, disconnecting and covering pipes, scrapping), Connection of the system by electricians, setup with independent meter (heating electricity), Brokerage of photovoltaic systems/solar power systems via partners (Gehrlicher Solar), Heating load calculation / heat demand calculation, Consulting, Heating cost analysis
- Materials
- Greek marble (Galaxy), Jura marble, Daino marble, Estremoz marble, Palisandro marble
- Industries
- Heating construction, Construction (existing buildings, new buildings, prefabricated houses, timber, Photovoltaics/solar energy, Franchising/sales
- 01
Heating load / heat demand calculation
- 02
Heating cost analysis
- 03
Calculation of the system
- 04
Consulting and sales
- 05
Determination of the placement of the heaters
- 06
Installation of the thermostats
- 07
Installation of the mounting brackets
- 08
Hanging of the heating panels
- 09
Electrical connection by electricians
- 10
Disposal of the old system
Materials and marble types
Greek marble (Galaxy)
Fine-crystalline, white marble with light grey veining, offers the best heating performance.
Jura marble
Stone of the Comfort line of the marble heaters.
Daino marble
Stone of the Comfort line of the marble heaters.
Estremoz marble
Stone of the Premium line of the marble heaters.
Palisandro marble
Stone of the Premium line of the marble heaters.
Locations
Munich Office
DEOffice
Wasserburger Landstr. 169 (Munich)
DELocation
Allgäu Headquarters
DEHeadquarters
Components and products
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sales and installation of marble heaters (infrared heaters)Assembly | – | 1150 mm × 580 mm | 20 kg – 60 kg | – | Greek marble |
| Heating load/heat demand calculation, heating cost analysis, system calculationEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Assembly | – | – | – | – | Marble |
| Disposal of the old system (removal of heaters, disconnecting and covering pipes, scrapping)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Connection of the system by electricians, setup with independent meter (heating electricity)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Brokerage of photovoltaic systems/solar power systems via partners (Gehrlicher Solar)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
History
- 1985
Marble heater in the example object, semi-detached house existing building (brick), in operation since 1985