Micathermic heaters delivered to The Bullring - 0800 440 444


A Midland Cool and London Cool customer based in High Wycombe, Bucks, have been urgently requiring portable space heating for retail shops.

Today they required on hire portable Micathermicradiators for a store in the High Street Birmingham, postcode B4 7SL, The Bullring !!  The Bullring is a major large shopping centre for the Midlands nestled in the centre of Birmingham, an area known as Digbeth.  It has easy access for pedestrians and is easily reached via Birmingham Moor Street Railway Station and Birmingham New Street Railway Station.

The store Midland Cool supplied to had radiator and boiler problems.  We supplied within 30 minutes of receiving the order for portable radiator room heaters on hire! 

As you can see from our Midland depot near Vauxhall andSaltley in Birmingham, postcode B7 4SN, it's not that far.

We have spoken about our Micathermic portable radiators before, these were the portable heaters taken by the Bullring Birmingham store.

Micathermic heat is popular as a portable heater, available for hire or sale, popular as they are lightweight and heat instantly, unlike a traditional oil-filled radiator.  They offer great value for money as a budget heater for hire or sale as they are energy efficient with controllable portable heat.

Location: Birmingham, UK

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