Premier pipework

Premier pipework

Brymec has supplied the full M&E pipework and fittings package for a decarbonisation project at Premier Inn Rayleigh.

Working alongside building services contractor RNW Group, the project replaced an ageing boiler installation with an air source heat pump within a tight six-week programme while the hotel remained operational throughout.

Live hospitality projects allow little room for slippage. With the hotel programme to protect, RNW needed rapid and reliable installation methods. Press-fit jointing kept the schedule on track by reducing jointing time, removing hot work permits and reducing flushing requirements, lowering water and energy use during commissioning.

Brymec’s team worked closely with RNW during material selection, matching the right system to each application and recommending a heavy-duty steel press-fit system to accelerate the programme to reduce on-site risk. They also supported project planning, manufacturing and phased deliveries to fit the site’s storage and access constraints.

Brymec specified the most suitable product for each application. The design combined heavy-duty steel press-fit, copper press-fit and malleable iron steel pipework, alongside Brymec valves, brackets and ancillaries.

Sourcing the full package from a single manufacturer simplified procurement, reduced incompatibility risk and gave RNW one accountable partner and one warranty across the package.

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