Nine Elms – Battersea Power Station Flue & Fire Installation

Andrea Palmer - GP115-55R - Gas Fireplace

Project Title: A complete fireplace design and installation for a high-end commercial space.

Installation Overview

As part of the landmark redevelopment at Battersea Power Station, we completed the installation of six feature fireplaces across public spaces within the Nine Elms development. The project included a striking mix of Ortal circular, tunnel, and room divider fires, each requiring full flue systems, custom chimney breast structures, and expert installation. These contemporary fireplaces now provide architectural focal points that enhance the atmosphere of this iconic London location.

Lounge – Ortal Circle

A centrally positioned Ortal Circle fire installed as a focal point within the lounge. The design required structural support and flue routing through the ceiling.

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Base Preparation

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Flue Run and Installation

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Bespoke Flue & Feature Ceiling Rose

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Final Installation

Lounge – Ortal Room Divider

A double-sided Ortal room divider fire installed to separate and serve two adjacent lounge areas. The installation included a purpose-built chimney breast and full flue system.

Chimney Breast Preparation

Chimney Breast Prep Fire Installation

Structural Prep

Chimney Breast Prep
Flue Fire Installation

Library – Ortal Tunnel

An Ortal tunnel fire installed within the library, providing a clear view through the fire chamber and connecting two seating zones. Installation included a custom flue and internal support structure.

Flue Installation

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Fire Installation

Chimney Breast Structure Fire Installation

Lobby & Lounge Areas – Ortal Room Dividers

Additional Ortal room divider fires were installed in key public spaces to define zones while maintaining sightlines. Each unit required full flue systems and coordinated structural work.