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IKON Heritage Heater Bar™ Warmth that belongs here

Designed to bring focused comfort to sacred, historic and community spaces—while respecting everything that makes them special.

PURPOSEFULLY DISCREET

Made to settle into history.

Present when warmth is needed, discreet when it isn't.

IKON Heritage infrared heater bar in soft beige on a pale historic stone wall

HISTORIC STONE · SOFT BEIGE

AN ARCHITECTURAL FINISH

Soft by nature. Quiet by design.

Its gentle neutral tone complements warm masonry and natural materials without becoming another modern object demanding attention.

IKON HERITAGE INFRARED HEATER BAR

A MORE CONSIDERED APPROACH

Warm the people. Not the empty air.

Large buildings can be difficult to heat as one space. IKON Heritage lets us design warmth around the places people actually gather—pews, seating, prayer areas and community activity zones.

That means a system shaped around the life of the building, not simply its volume.

SILENT COMFORT

Silence stays sacred.

No fan. No moving air. No visible glow. Just gentle radiant warmth without competing with worship, music, reflection or conversation.

COMFORT WITHOUT CLUTTER

Above the room. Out of the way.

Thoughtfully positioned on walls, overhead or suspended where appropriate, IKON Heritage helps keep aisles, pews and valuable floor space clear.

Designed around the building.

Planned around the people.

CREATED FOR SIGNIFICANT SPACES

One purpose. Many places.

Churches & chapels01

Churches & chapels

Welcoming warmth for services, quiet reflection and day-to-day use.
Cathedrals & listed buildings02

Cathedrals & listed buildings

A discreet approach for large, visually sensitive interiors.
Places of worship03

Places of worship

Focused comfort for mosques, temples, synagogues and prayer spaces.
Community & heritage halls04

Community & heritage halls

Flexible zoned warmth for meetings, events and local groups.

WHY PLAN WITH KIASA?

A considered system. Not a box of heaters.

Every heritage space behaves differently. We help turn the building, usage and priorities into a practical heating plan.

01

Understand

We learn how your building is used, where people gather and what needs to improve.

02

Design

We consider positions, sightlines, comfort zones and a suitable control approach.

03

Support

We provide a clear proposal and practical guidance for the people delivering your project.

START A CONVERSATION

Tell us about your building.

Whether you are a church warden, trustee, facilities manager or project adviser, we will help you explore a more sympathetic path to comfort.

  • Project-led advice
  • No online purchase pressure
  • A plan shaped around your space

No obligation. Your details will only be used to respond to this project enquiry.

HELPFUL ANSWERS

Questions, carefully answered.

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Will it look out of place in a historic interior?

IKON Heritage was created for visually sensitive spaces. Its soft beige finish is intentionally quiet beside stone, lime plaster, aged timber and warm neutral interiors. We will consider sightlines and mounting positions as part of the project design.

Can we warm only the areas people are using?

Yes. Infrared lends itself to focused, zoned heating. We can plan warmth around occupied pews, seating areas, gathering points or activity zones instead of treating every part of a large building in the same way.

Is it suitable for a listed building?

It can be a sympathetic option for many listed and historic buildings. Every property is different, so we design around the fabric and constraints of your space. The building owner remains responsible for any faculty, listed-building or conservation approvals required.

What happens after we enquire?

A KIASA project specialist will learn about the building, how it is used and what is not working today. From there we can advise on suitable locations, heating zones and controls, and help your installer move forward with clarity.

Respect the past.
Improve the welcome.

Let's design comfortable warmth around the building you care for.

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