MJ Tool Makers
- Category: Drone Survey
- Project: mj tool makers
- Job No: LS23-518
- Completion Date:10/10/2023
Drone Surveys Project Overview
Internal Alterations and wall removal within a commercial restaurant application.
This project was based in a tenement at duke street where internal walls were required to be removed to add bathroom space for customers. The works also involved removing internal walls where new toilets, stores and customer sitting space was required. These alterations gave a more open plan view of the restaurant.
Steel frames and Beams on padstones were used to achieve these wall removals as the walls were load bearing. Where the wall removal was required to achieve an opening for customers to go to the toilets a beam was proposed on padstones. As the existing wall was weak in nature it was proposed that new engineering brick piers were to be constructed on pad foundations to achieve the bearing strength.
To provide more space internally a picture frame of 203 UB was proposed onto 100mm SHS columns. The frame was designed to be within the floor space.
We prepared and managed the necessary approvals including the building warrant process and provided an end to end service with as little disturbance to the client’s renovations.
Drone Surveys Project Overview
Internal Alterations and wall removal within a commercial restaurant application.
This project was based in a tenement at duke street where internal walls were required to be removed to add bathroom space for customers. The works also involved removing internal walls where new toilets, stores and customer sitting space was required. These alterations gave a more open plan view of the restaurant.
Steel frames and Beams on padstones were used to achieve these wall removals as the walls were load bearing. Where the wall removal was required to achieve an opening for customers to go to the toilets a beam was proposed on padstones. As the existing wall was weak in nature it was proposed that new engineering brick piers were to be constructed on pad foundations to achieve the bearing strength.
To provide more space internally a picture frame of 203 UB was proposed onto 100mm SHS columns. The frame was designed to be within the floor space.
We prepared and managed the necessary approvals including the building warrant process and provided an end to end service with as little disturbance to the client’s renovations.
Lead Structural Ltd conducted a comprehensive visual inspection of the roof at Unit M6, Airfield Business Park. The inspection involved a thorough methodology, starting with a desktop study to review historic maps and listed building records. Our team conducted thorough evaluations, encompassing both roof condition assessment and structural condition assessment, adhering to Eurocodes for structural analysis. Prior to the site visit, a location review and risk assessment were conducted to ensure safety protocols. Mission planning was undertaken for potential drone operations, adhering to aviation regulations. A multirotor drone (DJI Mavic 2 Pro) fitted with 20 megapixel camera unit was deployed and flown over the building at various heights to capture a series of images and to inspect high-level building elements with the help of qualified structural inspectors that prioritize safety and compliance with industry standards. Any areas of restricted access were carefully noted, and explanations were provided, along with recommendations for further investigations as necessary.
Drone Surveys Services provided
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