Heating Systems
William Baileys become involved with various types of heating installations covering a wide range of commercial and industrial projects enabling them to offer schemes to cover most enquiries. A few typical examples are as follows:-
- Commercial wet heating schemes, serving office blocks, universites, retail developments and the hotels in either steel or cooper pipework. Various types of heat emitters are often used ranging from:-
- Pressed steel panel radiators
- Low surface temperature radiators
- Fan convectors
- Ceiling voids fan coils and radiant panels
- Underfloor heating
- High or low level pipe coils and radiant panels
- Natural gas, LPG or oil fired central heating installations for the public / private sector, housing sites or commercial city centre apartment block developments such as recently completed 95No Luxury Apartment Block at Standard Hill, Nottingham for Crosby Homes, 13No Apartments at Mastin Moor for Pick & Stone Developments and 10no Apartments for AF Hunt Buliders at Radcliffe upon Trent.
- Commercial gas or oil fired warm air heating installations serving workshop, garages, factories, Warehouses, and large retail outlets. These installations comprise of either suspended or floor standing style warm air heaters, destratification fans, gas or oil pipework and all testing and commissioning carried out by Corgi or HETAS approved engineers.
- Commercial gas or oil fired radiant tube heating installations serving factories and warehouse environments where spot heating required due to high infiltration losses.
- Process heating - this can be in the form of various mediums. Steams and condensate systems where it is often used for sterilisation and deareation air heating equipment used in the pharmaceutical industy.
- Low / medium and high temperature hot water systems used in a variety of other manufacturing processes including a field William Baileys have been involved in for a number of years, the concrete curing industry which can often be on product lines up to 180m in length.
