Watford City, North Dakota
McKenzie Electric Cooperative
A three-building, 80,000-square-foot campus with ThermaRay thermal mass panels laid on sand before the slabs were poured.
- Buildings
- Admin building, warehouse and vehicle storage
- Size
- 80,000 sq ft across 3 buildings
The project
McKenzie Electric Cooperative’s campus in Watford City has three buildings totaling 80,000 square feet: an administration building, a warehouse and vehicle storage.
ThermaRay thermal mass floor heating panels went in under the slab. Inside the steel frame, the panels were laid in rows on a bed of sand and wired together before the slab was poured.
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