Boiler rigs meets school standards

24 July, 2005

Keston boiler rigs have become the established choice St Lawrence College in Ramsgate.

To prepare St Lawrence College in Ramsgate for the new academic year, the site’s appointed specifier has again turned to Keston Boilers. The company has provided a rig comprising five boilers, two low-volume velocity headers. This is the third of five orders for prefabricated rigs. The college comprises a nursery, junior and senior school, and will soon offer a new middle school on its 150 acre site. For its heating requirements, the college has installed four bespoke Keston condensing-boiler rigs, comprising 14 boilers. Bob Burt, managing director of Domestic & Commercial Services and appointed project specifier, says, ‘I needed fully modulating units, easily replaceable parts and uniformity.’

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