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Schiedel Norway was selected as a proud supplier for a highly critical phase in the vessel’s life: its significant upgrade and 12-meter extension. This comprehensive rebuild was initiated in close cooperation with the shipyard, Vard, and became necessary after the original construction faced severe technical challenges and stability issues that threatened the full functionality required for its complex research operations. Schiedel was specifically tasked with designing and supplying the complete exhaust system for the vessel's powerful generators. Our mission was not merely to replace components, but to contribute a fundamental solution that would finally allow this world-class research and expedition vessel to meet its stringent performance and structural requirements - and ultimately achieve seaworthiness.

The iconic Torre Velasca, a prime example of Brutalist architecture in Italy and Europe, underwent a comprehensive redevelopment from 2020 to its grand reopening in 2025. This massive project revitalized both the facade and interior, alongside a radical overhaul of its plant engineering to integrate state-of-the-art technological systems within its historically significant architectural context. Our contribution to this landmark renovation began in spring 2023 and concluded later that year. Schiedel supplied six ICS and ICS 5000 insulated double-wall chimney systems, ranging from 250 mm to 600 mm in diameter. These were crucial installations, connecting to 670 kW and 900 kW condensing boiler collective systems, fire-fighting motor pumps, generator sets, and kitchen hoods.

Schiedel supplied a complete exhaust system with sound attenuation for a leading builder of exclusive superyachts. The project required not only advanced engineering and custom components, but also the expert and seamless installation by the Schiedel installation team. This total concept, was crucial to the success of the project, the first of a new series of limited edition superyachts.

Supply and installation of 22 stainless steel system chimneys with a supporting mast for the energy centre. The mast and chimneys had to be lowered by crane through an opening in the roof of the building. This meant that the plan needed to come together for the supply and erection of the chimneys on the mast sections, to be delivered to site in full and on time to tie in with the crane hire.

As part of this project, Schiedel designed custom planning for a major telecom provider in the Netherlands to integrate a new emergency power generator with noise attenuation into a building with limited space. The client, one of the largest telecom and data providers, opted for a more powerful generator. Schiedel solved the dual challenge of lack of space and strict noise standards with smart engineering and acoustic measures.

Schiedel implemented a range of flue gas, baking vapor, and cooling air ducts for an international producer of exclusive pasta and bakery products. This project was essential to the success of a new production line, where high standards for food safety and operational efficiency were paramount. Sustainability was equally central to the mission. The work was completed exactly as intended.

Supply and installation of 3 x Ø250 system chimneys designed to serve Viessmann Vitoplex 200 condensing boilers, along with 1 x Ø350 system chimney catering to a Viessmann Kob Pyrot biomass boiler. The chimneys are configured to run horizontally from the plant room, transitioning seamlessly into an aluminum-clad windshield that rises vertically through the curved roof of the Energy Centre plant room, ensuring efficiency and durability.

To ensure uninterrupted backup power for Gartnavel General Hospital, the project involved the delivery and installation of four 450 mm diameter chimneys. These chimneys supply the generators and were connected to the containerized engine rooms via a tailor-made frame construction. This clever design allowed the horizontal pipes to be stacked in proper, parallel pairs. This precise arrangement was maintained right up to the main building. From there, the chimneys continued horizontally before making a decisive vertical curve to finally reach an impressive height of 40 meters.

Supply and Installation of 6 x Ø500 System Chimneys serving FG Wilson Gen Sets providing back up power to the Hospital. The exhausts needed to run horizontally above the entrance to the hotel before rising vertically to reach the roof of the energy centre, from where a further extended horizontal run was required with support before turning into th e main vertical runs supported from the existing concrete stack.

The transformation of a patio garden in Fulham, London into an outdoor living area. In the city, it is common to have no garden or a very small garden in front of the house, which is not scluded and an area behind the house which is enclosed. This area is often used as a storage area for bikes or as a garden space. In this case Ali Paterson has taken the area and transformed it into an outdoor living area, which makes the best possible use of the outdoor space and turns into a welcoming external living area with a clear focal point, amidst outdoor plants, An oasis of calm in the city.

We supplied and installed five ICS 5000 Ø350 system chimneys to serve the backup generator sets at the Research Centre. A key challenge was to minimize their visual impact on the building's aesthetics. To achieve this, the framework and outer casing of the chimneys were soda blasted, a process that allowed them to blend seamlessly with the surrounding structure, ensuring both functionality and visual harmony with the existing architecture.

The project involved the supply and technical support for the installation of 5 ICS 50 Ø1200 system chimneys, each serving a 21MW gas boiler. The chimneys were installed along an 11-meter horizontal route, with a vertical section extending 31.5 meters. The ICS 50 system, known for its ease of installation and thermal insulation, includes Expl/Impl valves and high-temperature-resistant mineral wool insulation for optimal performance.

Schiedel ran a competition when introducing the GARDEN FIREPLACE concept in the UK market. The competition was launched nationally with designers submitting a concept to show off the GARDEN FIREPLACE in different settings. The project would be recorded from design through assembly to final completion. The best designs submitted would win the prize of the GARDEN FIREPLACE supplied to the site.

This project involved the construction and installation of three freestanding chimneys, each around 14 meters high and with a large cross-section. These were supplied and installed by a specialist partner to supply three generators in a large data center in the Hauts-de-France region. The chimneys connected to the units were manufactured using our ICS 5000 system with a cross-section of 400 mm.

The project involved the construction of a new public school building located in Morbihan, Brittany, designed according to the latest dictates of energy-efficient construction and plant engineering and intended to accommodate more than 800 students. The new facility, with a modern and bright design, boasts the presence of more than 500 square meters of solar panels on the roofs, a perfectly insulated building envelope, and an efficient heating system through a mixed gas and biomass combustion power plant.

The installation was to take place at a well-known industrial site in the Bologna area, specializing in the constructionand luxury outfitting of motor vehicles, motorhomes, caravans, as well as boats and yachts in the marine & offshore sector. The project involved the replacement of an old, dated and deteriorated self-supporting chimney with a new modular double-wall insulated stainless steel chimney system, slaved to a large capacity boiler for the production of hot water used in the plant's production processes.

Located in a prime central Milan neighborhood, this project delivered a new executive and office headquarters for one of Italy's foremost telecommunications leaders. The client, a pioneer in fiber optic technology, maintains a telephony and data network that spans the entire nation. The new headquarters was designed to integrate a comprehensive suite of advanced technological systems. These included state-of-the-art heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, robust emergency power generation, and sophisticated fire suppression systems to ensure maximum operational safety and efficiency.

The client was a large hospital in Hamburg, which comprehensively expanded its emergency power supply for the operating rooms to ensure that life-saving operations can continue without interruption even in the event of a power failure. As part of this project, Schiedel supplied the appropriate chimney systems and sound insulation concept for the new diesel-powered emergency generators.