By Joshua Robinson – 

There has been an update regarding the construction of Knowl Park House, a new dementia day care built in Mirfield.

The retaining walls to the main entrance and building entrance are nearly completed, and the tarmac is on the way as the car park takes shape.

Contractors continue to work on the facias and soffits to the pitched roofs that can be seen from Crowlees Road.

Work is ongoing to install the suspended and acoustic-rendered ceilings. Vinyl is going in wet areas like the toilets as workmen start installing the floor finishes. Linked to this, the underfloor heating system has been used to finish the curing process of the screeding. This means this area is now ready for the installation of the final floor finish.

An integrated plumbing system has been installed, this conceals the mains services, waste, and toilet cisterns within a small void behind toilets, urinals, and wash basins. Contractors have also installed a hygienic panel system in place of ceramic tiles.

There’s colour on the walls as painting and decorating continue and final fix items like sockets, switches, sinks, and wet room items are on site and being installed.

The next steps to the build include work on the main entrance, the last joinery items will be concluded, and work on final finishes, such as floor coverings, will be started.

Kirklees Together was the one to originally report the building updates, to read their coverage of the updates, please click here.

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