Completed projects — Kylerlink

HOW WE WORK

Four steps we follow on every project

01

Review drawings and specification

We read the project's full drawing set and specification before starting. Anything the drawings leave out, or anything specified that clashes with the site as found, we raise and settle first. We do not guess, build, and rework later.
02

Site survey

We measure the space and check the existing electrical, ductwork and structure to establish what can be reused and what has to come out, before the drawings and the price are fixed.
03

Design or adjust the drawings

On design commissions we start with the nurses, doctors and staff who work in the room every day. We ask how they actually move through it and where the current room gets in their way. Our team came out of medical equipment sales, so we know the devices going into the room and what each one needs in power, gas and clearance around it. Where drawings already exist, we adjust only the points that conflict with site conditions, and confirm every change with the site supervisor.
04

Build, test and hand over

We build to the agreed drawings, covering wall work, services and medical gas. Values are measured against the criteria the hospital has set, every time, before handover.

DELIVERED PROJECTS

Projects by room type

All photographs were taken on site after handover. Facility names are withheld under our agreements with clients.

ICU and specialty wards

ICU and specialty ward work has to give staff sight of every bed from one position, with a gas outlet ready at each bed.

Nurse station with an observation window giving sight of every bed in the room — Nurse station with an observation window, every bed in view

Row of patient bays with folding partitions and a medical gas outlet at each bed

Wall with low-level return-air grilles, part of the room's air circulation

Single patient room with a medical gas pendant

Neurosurgical ward with a pass-through hatch between rooms

Emergency rooms

Emergency rooms have to move patients in and out fast, so doors and circulation routes get the most detailed design attention.

Resuscitation room with a gas pendant and surgical light

Examination room with a sliding door that opens fast for a trolley

Emergency room entrance with double sliding doors

CPR rooms

CPR rooms run pressure and airflow control separately from the rest of the emergency department.

Sealed door with a pressure gauge, room condition readable from outside

Wall with air grilles and a medical gas outlet panel

CPR room with a built-in hand-wash basin

Respiratory isolation and infectious disease clinics

Room air is held back from spreading to other areas, and infectious patients are kept on a separate route from general patients from the corridor onwards.

Respiratory isolation room with an observation window for checking the patient without opening the door

Corridor lined with glazed examination rooms, patients in view along its length

Examination counter with a glazed screen separating staff from patients

Examination room with built-in cabinetry and glass shelving for supplies

Dental clinics

Dental clinic work centres on surfaces that can be wiped down daily, and on the services around each dental unit.

Dental unit, view showing the surfaces and services around it

DESIGN WORK

3D renders from projects we designed

Every image in this section is a render, not a photograph of a finished room. They were produced for projects where the hospital commissioned us to design, so the people who will use the room can see bed positions, pendants, doors and working routes before deciding from a floor plan alone. Shown here as a selection.

3D render, wide view of a multi-bed patient room showing beds, gas pendants and bed curtains

3D render, nurse station and patient area in a single view

3D render, row of patient beds with wall return-air grilles and structural columns

SYSTEMS SCOPE

We design and build every system

Our design team produces the 3D renders in-house and our own construction team runs the site. Hire us for design only, for construction only, or for both. The design scope covers architectural and system drawings, a BOQ, and drawings signed off by a licensed professional. The main systems covered in cleanroom work:

HVAC and air filtration: Positive and negative pressure control by room type, plus temperature and air quality. HEPA filters are most often H13 or H14.
Medical gas: Pipework and outlets for oxygen, vacuum and the gases used in operating rooms and ICUs.
Electrical: Lighting and dedicated circuits for medical equipment.
Seamless walls and floors: Smooth finishes, easy to clean, with no crevices for contamination to collect in.
Sealed doors: Control air leakage between rooms.
Anteroom / air lock: A buffer space in front of the main room, used for gowning and hand-washing before entering the controlled area. It also holds the pressure break that stops contamination or odour escaping the room.

AFTER HANDOVER

Support after handover

Construction warranty

Covers all construction work we carry out. The warranty period is whatever the contract documents for that project set out.

Annual maintenance

Once the warranty ends we take on annual HVAC maintenance contracts. Other scopes by agreement.

Approach first, then design and price

If you are starting a project of any kind, send us the details. We will come back to you to discuss it and assess whether it is workable.

Verified to specbefore handover