Historical project record
Town Lodge Menlo Park
Pretoria, Gauteng
Hospitality
72 kL storage
Water by sector
Water treatment for hotels and hospitality
Guest accommodation needs a water plan that fits daily use and supply interruptions. Borehole treatment, municipal backup and stored water should be assessed together, with the required quality defined for each use.
Plan around the site
Set the operating brief.
- Measure normal and peak demand across accommodation and site operations.
- Plan storage turnover, pressure and changeover around the uses that need continuity.
- Include operating checks and a practical maintenance arrangement.
Source, treatment and supply
Connect the right solutions.
Project context
Related project records.
Menlo Park records borehole treatment and storage. Eastgate and Roodepoort record municipal backup storage systems. Their storage volumes describe capacity, not guaranteed outage coverage.
Useful answers
Questions for the project brief.
How much backup storage does a hotel need?
Start with consumption, the uses that must continue, expected interruption duration and usable storage. Pumping, pressure, changeover and tank turnover also affect the design.
Can a borehole replace the municipal supply?
The available yield, source-water analysis, required quality and demand determine its role. Treatment and storage need to be assessed before defining the supply arrangement.
Start with the water
Tell us about
your water project.
Your source, demand and intended use give our team a useful starting point.