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Supply and Installation of 4 x Ø450 System Chimneys serving Dieselec Thistle Generators providing back up power to the Hospital. The exhausts were connected to the containerised plant rooms with framework allowing the horizontal exhausts to run parallel in pairs one in sets of two one above the other before reaching the main building where they could be supported directly from the building running horizontally then turning vertically before rising to termination after a 40m run.

Supply and installation of 22 stainless steel system chimneys with a supporting mast for the energy centre. The mast and chimneys needed to be lowered through an opening in the roof of the building by crane meaning that the plan needed to come together for the supply and erection of the chimneys on the mast sections, to be delivered to site in full and on time to tie in with the crane hire.

The supply and installation involved 5 x ICS 5000 Ø350 system chimneys, which serve generator sets (Gen Sets) providing backup power to the Research Centre. A key requirement was to minimize the visual impact of the chimneys above roof level to maintain the aesthetic of the building. To achieve this, the framework and outer casing of the chimneys were soda blasted, a process that allowed them to blend seamlessly with the surrounding structure, ensuring both functionality and visual harmony with the existing architecture.

Supply and Installation of 6 x Ø500 System Chimneys serving FG Wilson Gen Sets providing back up power to the Hospital. The exhausts needed to run horizontally above the entrance to the hotel before rising vertically to reach the roof of the energy centre, from where a further extended horizontal run was required with support before turning into th e main vertical runs supported from the existing concrete stack.

Supply and installation of 3 x Ø250 system chimneys designed to serve Viessmann Vitoplex 200 condensing boilers, along with 1 x Ø350 system chimney catering to a Viessmann Kob Pyrot biomass boiler. The chimneys are configured to run horizontally from the plant room, transitioning seamlessly into an aluminum-clad windshield that rises vertically through the curved roof of the Energy Centre plant room, ensuring efficiency and durability.

The transformation of a patio garden in Fulham, London into an outdoor living area. In the city, it is common to have no garden or a very small garden in front of the house, which is not scluded and an area behind the house which is enclosed. This area is often used as a storage area for bikes or as a garden space. In this case Ali Paterson has taken the area and transformed it into an outdoor living area, which makes the best possible use of the outdoor space and turns into a welcoming external living area with a clear focal point, amidst outdoor plants, An oasis of calm in the city.

Schiedel ran a competition when introducing the GARDEN FIREPLACE concept in the UK market. The competition was launched nationally with designers submitting a concept to show off the GARDEN FIREPLACE in different settings. The project would be recorded from design through assembly to final completion. The best designs submitted would win the prize of the GARDEN FIREPLACE supplied to the site.

The project involved the supply and technical support for the installation of 5 ICS 50 Ø1200 system chimneys, each serving a 21MW gas boiler. The chimneys were installed along an 11-meter horizontal route, with a vertical section extending 31.5 meters. The ICS 50 system, known for its ease of installation and thermal insulation, includes Expl/Impl valves and high-temperature-resistant mineral wool insulation for optimal performance.