Steelway carried out the design, fabrication and installation of a central stair tower positioned between two storage tanks at Whitlingham STC.
This project was a challenging but rewarding build that required close teamwork and careful planning. The task was to design and install a central stair tower between two existing storage tanks, with the added complexity of supporting a stainless-steel limpet chamber and providing safe access for ongoing maintenance. To achieve this, the works had to be phased and coordinated with other trades on site, making collaboration key to the project’s success.
From the outset, Steelway was heavily involved in shaping the design. We looked after everything from the early layout and detailing through to ensuring consistency across different design packages and coordination meetings. The aim throughout was simple: create a safe, practical, and durable solution that worked within the tight site conditions.
The build took shape in three phases. First, the lower stair tower was constructed, designed with enough room to house all the M&E services within a very tight footprint. Getting the details right at this stage meant avoiding clashes later on and keeping the project moving.
Once that was in place, work moved to the upper stair tower and the installation of the limpet chamber. This part called for real precision, as the chamber had to align perfectly with the existing structure. Finally, the top platform and roof access were added, complete with guardrails designed for both safety and a consistent finish across the whole system.
Alongside the main works, a smaller but vital feature was added: the De-Gas Pots Platform at the first level of the stair tower. This platform was carefully detailed to ensure it was strong, adaptable, and safe, with well-considered stairs, handrails and connection points that would make long-term use straightforward for site teams.
"The Whitlingham Stair Tower was a technically demanding project that required careful sequencing of structural and M&E works, along with close coordination between multiple disciplines. Our team maintained consistency across all design stages, from spatial planning to final detailing, ensuring the stair tower and associated platforms were delivered as a safe, fully integrated and functional system tailored to the site’s unique challenges."
— Dan Butler, Key Projects and Process Improvement Lead
The Whitlingham stair tower and platforms are the result of strong coordination, clear communication, and a logical construction sequence. What started as a highly technical and complex challenge has been delivered as a well-integrated, safe and reliable system tailored to the site’s specific needs. The finished structure not only supports the stainless-steel limpet chamber but also provides safe, durable access for the teams working at Whitlingham STC for years to come.
From surveying to installation, our team has been hands-on every step of the way, ensuring that every detail aligns with the strict water industry standards. To learn more about our products and services and how we can help improve your projects, call 01902 451733 or sales@steelway.co.uk
Steelway carried out the design, fabrication and installation of a central stair tower positioned between two storage tanks at Whitlingham STC.
This project was a challenging but rewarding build that required close teamwork and careful planning. The task was to design and install a central stair tower between two existing storage tanks, with the added complexity of supporting a stainless-steel limpet chamber and providing safe access for ongoing maintenance. To achieve this, the works had to be phased and coordinated with other trades on site, making collaboration key to the project’s success.
From the outset, Steelway was heavily involved in shaping the design. We looked after everything from the early layout and detailing through to ensuring consistency across different design packages and coordination meetings. The aim throughout was simple: create a safe, practical, and durable solution that worked within the tight site conditions.
The build took shape in three phases. First, the lower stair tower was constructed, designed with enough room to house all the M&E services within a very tight footprint. Getting the details right at this stage meant avoiding clashes later on and keeping the project moving.
Once that was in place, work moved to the upper stair tower and the installation of the limpet chamber. This part called for real precision, as the chamber had to align perfectly with the existing structure. Finally, the top platform and roof access were added, complete with guardrails designed for both safety and a consistent finish across the whole system.
Alongside the main works, a smaller but vital feature was added: the De-Gas Pots Platform at the first level of the stair tower. This platform was carefully detailed to ensure it was strong, adaptable, and safe, with well-considered stairs, handrails and connection points that would make long-term use straightforward for site teams.
"The Whitlingham Stair Tower was a technically demanding project that required careful sequencing of structural and M&E works, along with close coordination between multiple disciplines. Our team maintained consistency across all design stages, from spatial planning to final detailing, ensuring the stair tower and associated platforms were delivered as a safe, fully integrated and functional system tailored to the site’s unique challenges."
— Dan Butler, Key Projects and Process Improvement Lead
The Whitlingham stair tower and platforms are the result of strong coordination, clear communication, and a logical construction sequence. What started as a highly technical and complex challenge has been delivered as a well-integrated, safe and reliable system tailored to the site’s specific needs. The finished structure not only supports the stainless-steel limpet chamber but also provides safe, durable access for the teams working at Whitlingham STC for years to come.
From surveying to installation, our team has been hands-on every step of the way, ensuring that every detail aligns with the strict water industry standards. To learn more about our products and services and how we can help improve your projects, call 01902 451733 or sales@steelway.co.uk
Steelway carried out the design, fabrication and installation of a central stair tower positioned between two storage tanks at Whitlingham STC.
This project was a challenging but rewarding build that required close teamwork and careful planning. The task was to design and install a central stair tower between two existing storage tanks, with the added complexity of supporting a stainless-steel limpet chamber and providing safe access for ongoing maintenance. To achieve this, the works had to be phased and coordinated with other trades on site, making collaboration key to the project’s success.
From the outset, Steelway was heavily involved in shaping the design. We looked after everything from the early layout and detailing through to ensuring consistency across different design packages and coordination meetings. The aim throughout was simple: create a safe, practical, and durable solution that worked within the tight site conditions.
The build took shape in three phases. First, the lower stair tower was constructed, designed with enough room to house all the M&E services within a very tight footprint. Getting the details right at this stage meant avoiding clashes later on and keeping the project moving.
Once that was in place, work moved to the upper stair tower and the installation of the limpet chamber. This part called for real precision, as the chamber had to align perfectly with the existing structure. Finally, the top platform and roof access were added, complete with guardrails designed for both safety and a consistent finish across the whole system.
Alongside the main works, a smaller but vital feature was added: the De-Gas Pots Platform at the first level of the stair tower. This platform was carefully detailed to ensure it was strong, adaptable, and safe, with well-considered stairs, handrails and connection points that would make long-term use straightforward for site teams.
"The Whitlingham Stair Tower was a technically demanding project that required careful sequencing of structural and M&E works, along with close coordination between multiple disciplines. Our team maintained consistency across all design stages, from spatial planning to final detailing, ensuring the stair tower and associated platforms were delivered as a safe, fully integrated and functional system tailored to the site’s unique challenges."
— Dan Butler, Key Projects and Process Improvement Lead
The Whitlingham stair tower and platforms are the result of strong coordination, clear communication, and a logical construction sequence. What started as a highly technical and complex challenge has been delivered as a well-integrated, safe and reliable system tailored to the site’s specific needs. The finished structure not only supports the stainless-steel limpet chamber but also provides safe, durable access for the teams working at Whitlingham STC for years to come.
From surveying to installation, our team has been hands-on every step of the way, ensuring that every detail aligns with the strict water industry standards. To learn more about our products and services and how we can help improve your projects, call 01902 451733 or sales@steelway.co.uk
Steelway carried out the design, fabrication and installation of a central stair tower positioned between two storage tanks at Whitlingham STC.
This project was a challenging but rewarding build that required close teamwork and careful planning. The task was to design and install a central stair tower between two existing storage tanks, with the added complexity of supporting a stainless-steel limpet chamber and providing safe access for ongoing maintenance. To achieve this, the works had to be phased and coordinated with other trades on site, making collaboration key to the project’s success.
From the outset, Steelway was heavily involved in shaping the design. We looked after everything from the early layout and detailing through to ensuring consistency across different design packages and coordination meetings. The aim throughout was simple: create a safe, practical, and durable solution that worked within the tight site conditions.
The build took shape in three phases. First, the lower stair tower was constructed, designed with enough room to house all the M&E services within a very tight footprint. Getting the details right at this stage meant avoiding clashes later on and keeping the project moving.
Once that was in place, work moved to the upper stair tower and the installation of the limpet chamber. This part called for real precision, as the chamber had to align perfectly with the existing structure. Finally, the top platform and roof access were added, complete with guardrails designed for both safety and a consistent finish across the whole system.
Alongside the main works, a smaller but vital feature was added: the De-Gas Pots Platform at the first level of the stair tower. This platform was carefully detailed to ensure it was strong, adaptable, and safe, with well-considered stairs, handrails and connection points that would make long-term use straightforward for site teams.
"The Whitlingham Stair Tower was a technically demanding project that required careful sequencing of structural and M&E works, along with close coordination between multiple disciplines. Our team maintained consistency across all design stages, from spatial planning to final detailing, ensuring the stair tower and associated platforms were delivered as a safe, fully integrated and functional system tailored to the site’s unique challenges."
— Dan Butler, Key Projects and Process Improvement Lead
The Whitlingham stair tower and platforms are the result of strong coordination, clear communication, and a logical construction sequence. What started as a highly technical and complex challenge has been delivered as a well-integrated, safe and reliable system tailored to the site’s specific needs. The finished structure not only supports the stainless-steel limpet chamber but also provides safe, durable access for the teams working at Whitlingham STC for years to come.
From surveying to installation, our team has been hands-on every step of the way, ensuring that every detail aligns with the strict water industry standards. To learn more about our products and services and how we can help improve your projects, call 01902 451733 or sales@steelway.co.uk
Steelway carried out the design, fabrication and installation of a central stair tower positioned between two storage tanks at Whitlingham STC.
This project was a challenging but rewarding build that required close teamwork and careful planning. The task was to design and install a central stair tower between two existing storage tanks, with the added complexity of supporting a stainless-steel limpet chamber and providing safe access for ongoing maintenance. To achieve this, the works had to be phased and coordinated with other trades on site, making collaboration key to the project’s success.
From the outset, Steelway was heavily involved in shaping the design. We looked after everything from the early layout and detailing through to ensuring consistency across different design packages and coordination meetings. The aim throughout was simple: create a safe, practical, and durable solution that worked within the tight site conditions.
The build took shape in three phases. First, the lower stair tower was constructed, designed with enough room to house all the M&E services within a very tight footprint. Getting the details right at this stage meant avoiding clashes later on and keeping the project moving.
Once that was in place, work moved to the upper stair tower and the installation of the limpet chamber. This part called for real precision, as the chamber had to align perfectly with the existing structure. Finally, the top platform and roof access were added, complete with guardrails designed for both safety and a consistent finish across the whole system.
Alongside the main works, a smaller but vital feature was added: the De-Gas Pots Platform at the first level of the stair tower. This platform was carefully detailed to ensure it was strong, adaptable, and safe, with well-considered stairs, handrails and connection points that would make long-term use straightforward for site teams.
"The Whitlingham Stair Tower was a technically demanding project that required careful sequencing of structural and M&E works, along with close coordination between multiple disciplines. Our team maintained consistency across all design stages, from spatial planning to final detailing, ensuring the stair tower and associated platforms were delivered as a safe, fully integrated and functional system tailored to the site’s unique challenges."
— Dan Butler, Key Projects and Process Improvement Lead
The Whitlingham stair tower and platforms are the result of strong coordination, clear communication, and a logical construction sequence. What started as a highly technical and complex challenge has been delivered as a well-integrated, safe and reliable system tailored to the site’s specific needs. The finished structure not only supports the stainless-steel limpet chamber but also provides safe, durable access for the teams working at Whitlingham STC for years to come.
From surveying to installation, our team has been hands-on every step of the way, ensuring that every detail aligns with the strict water industry standards. To learn more about our products and services and how we can help improve your projects, call 01902 451733 or sales@steelway.co.uk