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Beaconsfield Golf Club

Commercial kitchen gas main, island manifold and boiler installation

Beaconsfield Golf Club clubhouse overlooking the putting green

Ongoing renovation

Project brief

The Oxyplumb Commercial team was appointed by long-standing commercial partner L Harvey and Son Limited, for whom the team carries out gas works, to support the full renovation of Beaconsfield Golf Club. The wider scheme includes a new commercial-grade kitchen and remains ongoing.

Phased gas works

  1. A controlled gas-to-air purge, decommissioning of the old gas line and the relevant gas-services strip-out allowed the wider renovation team to proceed safely.
  2. The team returned to install a new 76 mm Mapress stainless-steel gas main from the meter to the new kitchen island. The same main also serves the club’s existing gas fires.
  3. A dedicated manifold supplies the commercial catering equipment through individual isolation points. The team completed a full air-to-gas purge for the new installation.

Boiler work

  • One existing boiler reconnected and commissioned.
  • Worcester Bosch 8000 Plus 30 kW system boiler serving the commercial kitchen hot-water system and changing-room heating zones.
  • Worcester Bosch 4000 25 kW combi boiler serving the accommodation flat.

Current progress

The gas main, island manifold, purging and described boiler work record the installation at its current stage. The overall Beaconsfield Golf Club renovation is still in progress, so this remains a current project rather than a final completed outcome.

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