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News Release from: All Seasons Hire | Subject: Portable boiler hire
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 07 March 2008
Portable boiler hire for under-floor
heating
All Seasons Hire have recently installed Portable Oil Fired Boilers to assist in the drying of newly laid concrete flooring at a new build industrial park in Cheshire.
The 100kW Portable Oil Fired Boiler is connected to the Heating Mat Installed for eventual connection to the main static Boiler Plant Commercial Director Andrew Hamilton stated "we are currently involved in several projects where under-floor Heating systems are not yet connected to the Boiler Plant and newly laid concrete flooring needs to be dried"
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 13 Feb 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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"The process needs to be well controlled with temperature steps made ensuring that the drying process is not forced too quickly".
"Our Portable Boilers are perfect for this type of application with full control available to on site building contractors".
"With our wide range of Portable Boilers we are able to provide the construction sector with flexibility, the Portable Boilers can be moved from site to site and connection to existing systems is made simple by using high quality flexible hoses".
"We also make it easy for site managers be managing all fuel requirements and supply fully bunded Portable Fuel Tanks ensuring that the Boilers are always available throughout the length of the project".
All Seasons Hire can provide Portable Boilers from 100kW to 550kW; the Boilers are available in mobile, easy to tow format or Containerised.
Fuel types are also variable with Oil and Natural Gas Burners.
Smaller three phase electrical units are also available.
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