New Heating System
A new underfloor heating system is being installed.
Proposal for Final Floor Covering
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Te design relates to the classical design of the building and relates the font and altar.
There would probably be three distinct stones used or three finishes; a form 'white' limestone, a form warm grey limestone (honed finish) and a darker limestone brought up to a shine. The bays of the Church are defined and determine the layout of the seating. The font is set in a circle of contrasting stone and when possible this bay is kept clear to indicate the liturgical significance of the font. The altar and font both stand on the polished stone. |
The First Day - 20 Oct 13 - the floor is cleared in preparation
the Second Day - 21 Oct 2013 - delivery, underlay, and inslulation
the Third Day - 22 Oct 13 - modules are installed
The space at the west end is for a concrete plinth which is where the original font is to be returned, after being removed in 1983
the Fourth day - 23 Oct 13 - pipes laid
the pipes are fitted into the modules, covering over 2.5km in length, then fitted to the manifold
the Fifth Day - 24 Oct 13 - pipes filled
floor tiles arrive, protective membrane fitted, pipes filled with water, air removed, and brought up to 6bar pressure
the Sixth Day - 25th Oct 13 - boiler fitted
Atag 70kW condensing boiler with weather compensation fitted; second zone piped, filled and pressurized; quarry tiles cut and fitted; concrete base made in preparation to receive the return of original font.