Wolf, a major supplier of heating and air handling systems for the residential and tertiary sectors, has been selected as part of the Roland Garros stadium modernization project (expiring in 2020) to equip the site with 22 central processing plants. air at Grandstands A, B, C and D of Court Philippe Chatrier. The plants will be delivered on July 4, 2018 for commissioning in February 2019.
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