Heating System for Sports Facility (showers and Radiators)

[theSportsHut]

Hi Guys,
New here so please bear with me. I am only looking for some advice....
I have an indoor 3G soccer facility which I will be opening soon. I need to be able to heat the place (2 floors, both floors are 6m x 32m overall).
Downstairs will have 2 changing rooms, both with 3 showers. In each changing room there should be a radiator. There will also be a basin in each room.
Also, there should be another 3 radiators downstairs, two for the hallway and one for the reception area.

Upstairs there will be a small kitchen with two sinks and a dishwasher. There will also be 4 radiators to heat the area.

The pitch is hired out by the hour, so there is a probability that the showers will be used for 20 minutes every hour for a working day (8 hours).

Can you let me know what sort of system you would install into this project with details on type of capacities, type of boiler etc and what you think it would take.
I dont want to go the electric shower way as I think it would be too expensive to run, but maybe you know different
Also, I dont mind how the overall heating is powered, electric - gas - lpg - solid fuel.... I just looking for the most efficient solution....

Thanks in advance for all your help...

David

 

[tamz]

You would be better getting in touch with a local plumbing contractor who will advise on what is best for your needs.
There is a bit more to it than can be answered on an internet forum.

 

[theSportsHut]

THanks for the reply... Just looking some info and ideas

 

[stevetheplumber]

how longs a piece of string ?a lots going to depend on the size of the building and insulation levels in regards to determining the heating load
maybe if you added a location you could find someone here to give a quote

 

[GQuigley67]

your better off getting a commercial heating contractor to survey the job and tell you the best option

 

[justlead1]

Hi. The installation cost and running cost will be high. No gas supply suggests rural area.
Do the sums add up as a business.

 

[stevetheplumber]

mains gas will always be the cheapest option if its available

 

[ecowarm]

some one on here may be able to come and offer advice/ quote where are you in the world?