A company profile of Space Air Conditioning limited UK an independent Daikin supplier

Space Air is a UK based air conditioning supplier with headquarters in Guildford, Surrey. Space Air Ltd not to be confused with the Space air conditioning Branded units imported into the UK by Martin Industries UK. Space air conditioning is one of the UK's largest Daikin distributor's and has grown from a small business to medium sized company with 50+ employees. During the early years of Space air conditioning Plc they had a large chunk of Daikin air conditioning market in the UK but over time this market has now been eroded due to new distributors entering the Daikin air conditioning market such as Orion Air Conditioning, Woresley group and Hawko who have been gaining ground. Space air conditioning has now enerterd the air to water heat pump market by suppiling Daikin's Altherma system. Space air conditioning has a Altherma dept with limited help on the Altherma.

SPACE AIR CONDITIONING PLC

WILLWAY COURT,

1 OPUS PARK MOORFIELD ROAD
GUILDFORD
GU1 1SZ

Company directors:

Mr Mervyn Joseph Patrick Burby
Mr Barry Stone
Mr Nabil Hanna Afram
Mr Michael Stephen Nankivell

Space Airconditioning plc, is Europe’s largest independent Daikin distributor

Space Airconditioning plc, is Europe’s largest independent Daikin distributor, with offices in Guildford, Bristol, Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester. Founded in 1980, Space Airconditioning Plc manufactures and distributes the full Daikin product range.

Space Air has built its reputation on providing the highest level of customer support services and by offering the best technical solution for the air conditioning / heat pump requirements of our customers. Our operational standards are reflected in our accreditation to ISO 9001:2008 (quality) and ISO 14001:2004 (environmental).

We are proud to have won the “Distributor of the Year” category at the biennial ACR News Awards in 1999, 2001, 2005, 2007 and 2009.

With over 30 years experience within the market place ‘Nobody knows Daikin better’.

HERTS-based MHI and Fujitsu distributor FMAC Group has merged with its holding company AMP

HERTS-based MHI and Fujitsu distributor FMAC Group has merged with its holding company AMP, the Toshiba distributor and design and technical support group.

The move comes after the combined companies experienced a 30% sales growth last year. A further 15% increase is budgeted for this year.

AMP was established in 1989 when most air conditioning manufacturers preferred sole franchise product distribution. FM was formed as a subsidiary company in 1992 with separate offices and staff, specifically to handle the Fujitsu product range. The two companies were brought together at its current Welwyn Garden City location in 2005.

"Having shared premises, administration and logistics for the last six years, this move is long overdue and welcomed by customers and staff", commented AMP's Polly McConachie, who confirmed that with the merger all three products - Toshiba, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Fujitsu - will be distributed under the AMP brand.
This change is supported by all three manufacturers. "AMP presents the perfect partner to ensure we achieve our growth strategy and raise the profile of the MHI range," commented David Lettis of MHI.

David Dunn of Toshiba said: "AMP are consistent high performers for Toshiba and add much value to our profile in the market. We welcome the addition of the FM salespeople to the AMP team and see this as an opportunity for further growth of the Toshiba product."

"FGE fully supports this merger and are looking forward to working with the enhanced sales team in continuing their excellent support of the Fujitsu product," said FGE's Tim Kaye.

To support the business growth, AMP has opened new offices and training centres in the Midlands and the South West to meet the needs of its customers. This is in addition to the long-established training centre at the head office.