PACKAGED PLANTROOMS

A plantroom.

Built as a system.

Bring the frame, enclosure and plant assemblies into one coordinated offsite package. Developed around the technical brief and the route to site.

THE PACKAGE, CONSIDERED TOGETHER

Plan every interface.
Before manufacture.

Space, access, structure and services all shape a successful plantroom. CORE coordinates these requirements at package level, with responsibilities and connection points defined before manufacture.

The result is a package aligned with your brief, with the extent of equipment integration, verification and delivery confirmed in the quotation.

01

Steel & structure

The framework for the package. Developed around the equipment layout, service loads and transport strategy.

  • Structural frames and equipment bases
  • Support positions and access allowances
  • Agreed module dimensions and interfaces
02

Enclosure & access

A coordinated enclosure arrangement that considers the plant, its environment and how it will be maintained.

  • Cladding and enclosure requirements
  • Doors, openings and access clearances
  • Project-specific protection and finishes
03

Pipework & plant

An assembly developed around the required duties and the equipment selected for the project.

  • Equipment and pipework layout
  • Valves, headers and connection points
  • Specified inspection and test requirements
Prefabricated plantroom structure
Pipework, plant and service access

PROJECT-SPECIFIC BY DESIGN

Your brief sets
the parameters.

Plantroom coordination considerations
Equipment & dutiesEquipment schedules, performance requirements and client specification.
Structure & loadsEquipment loads, support requirements and agreed design responsibilities.
Access & maintenanceOperating clearances, service routes, replacement access and enclosure openings.
Testing & recordsInspection points, agreed tests and the documentation required for the package.
Transport & deliveryModule dimensions, weights, protection, route constraints and kerbside handover.

A FEW USEFUL DETAILS

Before we begin.

What do you need to prepare a quotation?

A layout or concept, equipment schedule, required duties, specification, site location and target delivery date are a useful starting point. We can then identify missing information and agree the package boundaries.

Are electrical, controls and commissioning included?

Electrical/BMS work, final connections and commissioning are included only when expressly identified in the quotation. The package scope and interfaces are agreed before manufacture.

How are transport and site responsibilities defined?

The base offer is offsite manufacture and delivery to an agreed kerbside point. Unloading, lifting, positioning and installation require explicit agreement. Module size, weight, route and site access are considered during coordination.

Can the layout be developed around our project?

Yes. Equipment arrangement, structure, enclosure and module splits are developed around the supplied brief, specification and agreed design responsibilities.

Bring us the brief.

Start with a layout, equipment schedule or an early idea. We’ll help define the offsite package.

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