Lady eleanor Holles School

LEH was given permission for a new ‘Gateway Building’ to be built, but this meant demolishing the existing swimming pool plantroom and constructing a new one 100 meters further away from the pool. This was a completely ‘new build’ project with the luxury of starting at the drawing board.

Working closely with the structural building sub-contractors, Broadwater designed the layout of the plantroom, keeping LEH updated so that any changes could be approved quickly. The first stage of the project was the decommissioning of the old plantroom, ensuring the work areas were tidied and removed equipment put into skips. Then when the plantroom walls were built, Broadwater installed and pressure tested the new trench pipework followed by the installation of the filtration vessel, circulation pumps, valves and UV system. Once the essentials of the plantroom were ready, Broadwater installed new circulating pumps with variable speed drives, disinfection using an atg UV system and chemical control using a Granudos G45 dosing system and Wallace & Tiernan Depolox Pool E700P. The system is controlled by a new PLC control panel.