St James University Hospital

This simple yet effective design, developed by our in-house team, delivered a clean and professional solution to screen off the plant equipment, while also providing significant acoustic attenuation. A level, non-penetrating raised mesh deck was designed to evenly distribute the load of the units, providing stable support while eliminating any risk of damage to the roof surface. To further protect the roof and provide a cushioned interface, a 6mm foam rubber tape was applied to ensure a soft and secure transition onto the surface. The design not only met all the specified roof requirements but also carefully addressed acoustic considerations, ensuring that noise control was integrated seamlessly into the overall solution. This combination of functionality and aesthetic appeal resulted in a final product that satisfied both technical and visual expectations. By optimizing the design for both efficiency and performance, we were able to provide a solution that enhanced the overall project timeline, reduced costs, and met all functional and aesthetic goals.

– Series 1 platform for a secure, non-penetrating deck to suit the roof design,

– Acoustic panels for reducing sound pollution.

– Prefabricated flue support structure to save installation time on site

– Conforms to BS EN 516 2006 and BS EN 1090-3 2008

The installation of the entire roof plant enclosure was completed in less than two weeks, with the crane being required for just a single day. The quick and efficient installation minimized disruption to the surrounding environment, enabling other ongoing activities to continue without delay. Additionally, the streamlined installation process meant that the package was delivered ahead of schedule, ensuring that the roof plant was operational in good time.