Coldwaterjohn's photos with the keyword: Moray Firth Joiners
Lichens growing on twelve-year-old larch gazebo ro…
Plasterboarding of main seating area, almost compl…
Insulation for walls and coombs in dressing room.
Insulation to walls almost complete
Wall insulation almost complete
Wall insulation almost complete
Concrete Flooring
| 29 May 2013 |
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Fist 10 cms layer poured in about 90 minutes - a minute a square metre! Two days' delay to allow it to harden, then 10cms of insulation, and underfloor heat piping...
#1 Hallelujah! Visible progress in laying the floo…
#2 Hallelujah! Visible progress in laying the floo…
Levelling foundations for new floor base
When I said I wanted a darkroom...Oh! Never Mind!
Knocking holes through a 26" (66cms) thick gable w…
| 29 May 2013 |
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They knew how to build walls properly in the early 1800s! Huge boulders and lime cement meant it took two men with hammers and chisels a day and a half to knock through this section.
So when's the new window coming?
| 29 May 2013 |
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Apparently there is a three month lagtime between orders and delivery on custom windows from Denmark...visions of December snows blowing straight in!
One way to see what's on the other side of a wall!
| 29 May 2013 |
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Wondering what the view to the pond garden would look like without a wall in the way, is fine until you voice your thoughts to the Leader of The Opposition!
Eventually there will be a sliding 2m x 2.4m sliding glass window here.
Stonemasons at work
| 29 May 2013 |
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Watching a stonemason cutting stone to finish off the new window aperture this afternoon left me humbled by his skills...
Stone mason at work
| 29 May 2013 |
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Watching a stonemason cutting stone to finish off the new window aperture this afternoon left me humbled by his skills...
"RoofShield" Finally (nearly) watertight, again.
| 29 May 2013 |
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For those of you of a non-technical bent, Roof Shield is a nearly waterproof membrane placed above sarking boards (google?) and under slates, which permits airflow into roof spaces.
In England, slates are nailed to narrow battens, with gaps between them, whereas in Scotland the roof is covered in planking (sarking), prior to slating. Amazing what you learn, interrogating your builders!
Need new planking for your roof?
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