The Herringbone is a stylish bar/restaurant serving craft beers, wine and locally sourced food. Herringbone have 2 restaurants: one by the sea in North Berwick and the other in the city at Goldenacre.

Working in conjunction with Herringbones owners we designed a cooling and ventilation system for their newly opened Goldenacre restaurant. We selected 3 Toshiba cassette split systems which would serve 3 areas. We selected the Toshiba units due to the exposed ceilings. The Toshiba units come with an exposed ceiling accessory meaning pipes and cables cannot be seen.

A Mitsubishi Electric heat recovery Lossnay ventilation unit was selected to provide fresh air into the restaurant. Lossnay heat-exchange technology provides for highly effective ventilation systems with minimal energy loss. The Lossnay core is made up of a cross-flow, plate-fin configuration with a diaphragm constructed of specially processed paper. The advanced heat-transfer and moisture permeability properties of the paper contribute to maximum heat recovery as air circulates through the element. This results in substantial energy savings and contributes to a more comfortable indoor environment.

The Restaurant is now open and we would highly recommend trying it out.