Customer:
Mansell Builders
Design + Installation
M.B.H. offer full Design and Installation or Installation only. We have a very experienced qualified management team with full CAD Design and Estimation facilities.
All our projects are installed to the highest standard with our own employed workforce and specialist sub-contractors when required. Our employees are all Skill Card holders and qualified in each field they work.
Recent Design + Installation Projects
Site:
Colin Atkinson Pavillion - Somerset County Cricket Club
Project:
The project comprises of the complete refurbishment of an existing two storey building, within the grounds of Somerset County Cricket Club, which is located adjacent the river Tone, in the heart of Taunton town centre. Both floors, which are fully air conditioned with a Daikin VRV system, have been completely modified, with the ground floor being for corporate use and the first floor exclusively for members. We installed all the heating, ventilation, plumbing and air conditioning systems
Customer:
Ashford Homes (South Western) Ltd
Site:
New Trowbridge Motor Dealership for Islington Motors Group main dealers for Suzuki Peugeot & Citroen
Project:
We carried out the design and installation of air conditioning, heat recovery and ventilation to the car showroom and offices along with heating to the workshop area.Heating and comfort cooling was achieved by the installation of a Daikin VRV heat-pump system which comprised a Roundflow ceiling cassette units within the showroom and reception areas and compact 600 x 600 ceiling cassettes within the small offices. Workshop heating was achieved by the installation of Reznor UPA50 gas fired warm air heaters and destratification fans.
Customer:
AJ Barber
Site:
Barber's Farmhouse Cheese makers
Project:
Continuing projects for Barber's including fresh air ventilation of their modern cheese factory. Positive pressure ventilation to the cheese room was achieved by the installation of a Victoria Fans belt driven centrifugal fan with a capacity of up to 16 meters cubed per second, Temperature control was provided via a stainless steel heater battery utilising process steam. The air was distributed into the building via a system of Kingspan Coolduct pre insulated light weight ductwork following the roof contours and penetrating the building at strategic points.