Latest project started Monday to keep me busy

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Uneven floor to be sorted including buried pipes

 

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Where freezer was, now going to be Gents WC

 

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Another view of buried pipes all coming out

 

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Screed on here, more than 25mm dif in floor levels but took it as high as I could without dismantling and removing walk in fridge as not an option, given that my deadline is 5th November opening date

 

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Pipes gone

 

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More screed

 

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And last one for today,hope you like, Rick

 

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Floor levelling.

Great pictures !!

 

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Great pictures !!

More to come, MH cover filled, but have to hold my hand up and say I have goofed, I should have stopped the screed 2mm lower than the cover frame to allow for the covering, but all is not lost they can just cover straight over and knife over the frame/cover join

 

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Wall made good for S/S sheet to be applied on Saturday all round

 

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Batten at bottom to support S/S sheet, synthaproofed as below DPC

 

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The other two covers infilled

 

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Rear of shop boarded over

 

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Last for today, front of shop boarded, 25 sheets laid 4 more sheets needed to complete, plus timber for bar construction and stud walls, Rick

 

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This whole board area is going to be ceramic tilled by outside contractors but we have to be ready, the screed-ed areas will have welded floor covering, that has to be dry before they can lay, Rick

 

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Bar skelital structur front

 

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And side including rear stud wall through which all services come in from the ceiling, waste and power are already present on the front left hand side, that is all folks till Monday, oh and due to a cock up via phone instructions the framework is too deep by 100mm so my job Monday to sort while Dave is on another job elseware, I know his reaction to having to do things twice, whereas I will be fresh to it, and it will only take 2 to 3 hours, Rick

 

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Great work Rick :thumb2

 

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Just a few more pics, been a bit busy with other jobs and presenting motor for MOT but got some now.

This will be the raised seating area

 

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Bar taking shape