Plumb Thermals work within the commercial plumbing sector. Working with larger contractors we can design the mechanical specification and works schedule. Types of commercial projects we have recently worked on, include shop fitting a restaurant in Norwich city centre, renovating a large period property in Wymondham and a commercial leak investigation and repair in Great Yarmouth.

Planning a Commercial Plumbers Mechanical or Plumbing Project

1 Plan. Get everything in place to start to achieve desired outcome, understand the remit and clarify your scope of works. Survey the property, taking into consideration the health and safety aspects of the installation. Create a coordinated schematic drawing to match the specifications and schedules provided; ensuring that it complies with building regulations. Liaise with the client to ensure specification meets the remit and agree treatment of variations or additional works.

2, Investigate What Enabling Works Are Required To Achieve Your Works

• Slab & Wall Penetrations
• floors/walls making good
• access to site
• site security & storage for deliveries of materials
• welfare provision

3, Plan a Works Program

With your plan in place and the enabling works allocated begin programming the works coordinating with other trades, time scales & constraints taking into account delivery lead times.

4, Organise Materials, Plant Hire & Labour

Ensure the correct competent and qualified people are carrying out skilled works. Submit bill of materials and compare quotes from suppliers for the best price and delivery dates.

5 Install and Control

Install, Test services, review and record. Hand over project(whether full or partial) to client on agreed basis.

Please call 01603 479 473 if you wish to discuss a commercial project as we may travel further depending on the size of the project.

Combined tank and booster set with oil boiler and low loss header

Differential pressure control valve with companion valves

DPCV with companion valve

DPCV with companion valve on a chilled water service.

Boiler Jig with a Standoff Kit

This allows surface mounted pipework to run behind the boiler

Small low loss header

Part 1

First fix for CWS using in line heaters for hot-water. Also shows HWB waste including macerator run out

Part2

First fix for CWS using in line heaters for hot water, and waste being concealed

Part 3

Toilet area complete with in line heaters flow restriction valves and waste services accessible below the basin counter-top

Gents toilet area and chiller room before room separation

Gents handwash area with access exposed

Upstairs Bar With Bar In Place

Pipework through transit blocks for hermetically sealed rooms

Pipework through transit blocks for hermetically sealed rooms.

Sluice and sink unit – For hygienic disposal of waste.

Thermostatic lever arm taps for hand wash basin

Trench heating with extended legs to meet raised floor level.

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Urinal First Fix

There will be no access for mechanical connection to waste once the stud wall is built so the waste is a push fit at correct height.

Urinal Second Fix

Note access required for solenoid isolation and DC interrupter (a water regs requirement for compliance)

Hand wash basins

Toilet area with hand wash basins and WCs. The WC have concealed macerators for the waste

Gents handwash area completed

Doc M fully accessible WC

Urinals first fix

Urinal first fix including first fix of in line heaters for HCWS forhand wash basin and urinal nib wall

Urinals Second Fix

Note: access in nib wall beside door for access to urinal rodding eye