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New Year Update

A round of Christmas catch-ups, people asking how the project is going and whether I have any pictures, has highlighted to me how long it has been since I last posted.  Too busy doing work, not enough time to write about it.  Here’s where we are at the moment…

 

1) Exterior

  • Side and rear elevation: render repaired and painted with breathable silicate paint. Ironmongery goods cleaned and painted. Plastic rainwater goods replaced with cast iron goods and painted.
  • Rear chimney stack: Repaired and flue liner fitted.
  • Windows and rear door: repaired and painted. Plus, exposed brick window lintels re-rendered in lime for proper water throw-off to prevent water ingress into the top of the window frames.

 

 

2) Lounge

  • Wet/damaged plaster removed, wall allowed to dry, replastered with lime. Bare brick chimney breast also re-rendered in lime.
  • Ceiling: Breathable acoustic insulation installed between joists. Woodwool boards screwed to joists and plastered in lime.
  • Painted with limewash and clay paint.
  • Carpeted with seagrass carpet.

 

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