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The donated Vaillant heat pump serves a new spectator loungs at Adrenaline Alley in Corby.

Vaillant donates heat pump to skate park

UK – Vaillant has underlined its support for local communities by donating an aroTHERM plus heat pump at Europe’s largest indoor skatepark, Adrenaline Alley in Corby.

Donated as part of Vaillant’s new Growing Communities initiative, the installation provides warmth to a newly constructed spectator lounge at Adrenaline Alley, a registered charity facility that attracts riders from across the world.

Recently launched, Vaillant’s Growing Communities supports organisations that align with its values; from grassroots groups to established charities, through company-supported fundraising, volunteering initiatives, and the donation and installation of boilers and heat pumps where they could make a real, tangible difference.

Growing Communities in action

The donated aroTHERM plus air source heat pump provides an efficient, low-carbon heating solution for the skatepark, ensuring spectators can watch riders in comfort throughout the year.

Adrian Brown, Managing Director of Plumb-Line, installed the heat pump. He said: “I’ve worked with Vaillant for many years, so I was only too happy to help with this charity install when I was asked. As the spectator lounge is situated in the middle of the skatepark, we were limited on outdoor space to install the heat pump. However, once we’d found a suitable outdoor site, the rest of the installation was straightforward, and I’m delighted to have played a part in heating the spectator lounge for years to come.”

A parent who regularly visits the park commented: “The spectator lounge could get chilly in the winter months. Now we can bring our laptops and enjoy the warm space while watching our children as they use the fantastic facilities that have been built here.”

Founded in 2006, Adrenaline Alley is an internationally recognised destination for BMX, scooter, skateboard and mountain bike riders, with some of the facility’s users progressing to compete at an Olympic level.

Vaillant heat pump installed at skate park for sustainable heating.
The aroTHERM plus unit was installed by Adrian Brown of Plumb-Line.

Mandy Young, CEO and Founder of Adrenaline Alley, said: “Families and riders come from all over to use the park as our reputation has grown as a prime destination for action sports. Now, thanks to Vaillant’s Growing Communities initiative, we have been able to build a comfortable and warm spectator hub. The use of low carbon heat pump technology also supports our ambition to build a sustainable future for the park.”

James Fowler, Marketing and Strategy Director at Vaillant, added: “Adrenaline Alley is a fantastic example of how Growing Communities can make a tangible difference. By donating an aroTHERM plus heat pump to heat the spectator lounge, we’ve helped create a warm, welcoming space that enhances the experience for families while delivering efficient, low-carbon heating.”

To see the Adrenaline Alley project in action, click here.

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