Heating engineers à Fleurus

FAQ

All types of heating work on two principles: convection and radiation. Radiant heating is the more comfortable and efficient of the two. Radiant heating works like the heat of the sun: it is a flow that heats the various surfaces it encounters, which in turn radiate. Radiant heating therefore heats bodies, walls and objects directly. We speak of "soft" heat when it is emitted at a low temperature, because it provides a pleasant and rapid feeling of comfort.

Fleurus is a town in the Province of Hainaut, in the Walloon region. The commune of Fleurus has 22,600 inhabitants. Because of its strategic location, the town of Fleurus has been the site of many battles. More than 140 are known, 31 of which devastated the town. The last battle of the French era took place in 1815 at Ligny, just next door, and was Napoleon's last victory before his defeat at Waterloo. Fleurus is often called the city of Bernardins. Bernardins are the typical Fleurus biscuits, resembling almond macaroons. They are also known as the " sans pareils ". They have been around for more than a century and are still sold in some of the pastry shops in the Rue des Bourgeois. In Fleurus, you should visit the recently renovated Château de la Paix, known as "the last imperial palace of Emperor Napoleon in the countryside".