Method Statement for Installation of Downpipe - as Proposed
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Method Statement for Installation of Downpipe - as Proposed
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Interior photograph showing a stone wall with wooden battens and a newly installed downpipe.A photograph showing the interior of a building under renovation with exposed timber framing and stone walls, highlighting proposed drainage pipes.An interior photograph showing a room corner with a window and walls covered in vertical dark cladding or insulation strips.Interior photograph showing exposed brick walls and decorative cornicing with vertical pipes running down the wall, captioned 'proposed rainwater downpipes'.A photograph showing the interior of a white built-in cupboard with shelves and an open door.A close-up photograph of an interior room corner showing a window and white walls.An interior photograph showing white pipes running along a ceiling and wall corner, likely illustrating the proposed internal downpipe installation.A photograph taken from above looking into a roof void, showing wooden beams, insulation, and hanging cables or pipes.A close-up photograph showing the interior of a dark service void containing white PVC pipes and electrical cables.
FIRST (A)
PROPOSED ROOF PLAN
Existing redundant pipes continue up through upper floors in same postion as proposed rainwater downpipes. Damage to cornice pre-existing due to previous installation.
New PVC downpipes to be installed in place of existing and boxed out as to conceal any pipework.
B A
GROUND (A)
SECOND (B)
Photographs taken from above looking down into void service space
RWP
Existing redundant pipes located in same corner of the room, ie same position as proposed downpipes. Pipes are concealed behind plasterboard.
Existing redundant pipes are located in service space behind a curved timber lath + plaster wall lining on timber studwork wall structure.
New PVC downpipes to be installed in place of existing pipework and concealed behind plasterboard. No impact on the building with the replacement of existing pipework.
New PVC rainwater downpipes to be installed (fed through from above + below) within existing service space concealed behind wall lining to preserve building fabric.
BASEMENT (A)
GROUND (B)
Existing redundant pipes installed and boxed out within the cupboards located in the corners of the room as to conceal pipework.
New PVC rainwater downpipes to continue down into the basement and suspended along the ceiling connecting to existing drainage.
New PVC downpipes to be carefully installed in place of existing pipework and similarly concealed through boxing out. Impact of new downpipes no greater than existing. Interior of cupboard to be labelled, photographed, disassembled + re-assembled following installation of new rainwater downpipe
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ISSUE JUNE 2024
309_Castle Mona Hotel • Douglas • TEVIR Developments Ltd horncastle:thomas
