Plasterboard and paint

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Plasterboard and paint Wed, Sep 10. 2008

Some photos of progress today...

The plasterboard is getting there and the new ceiling is in:



Will the doorway be big enough? We find out tomorrow!



Oven room is painted ready for the arrival of the oven tomorrow. The duct you can see will take lovely warm air from the oven room into the café - our environmentally friendly approach to heating.



The work begins - more photos
Progress, progress - more photos
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the loaf blog on : Progress, progress...

More pictures of progress in the shop... Framework for the new walls goes up, the ventilation ducting goes in...and look what nice pillars we have! The doorway to the bakehouse...but will it be big enough?! The work begins - more photos

the loaf blog on : The work begins

Some pictures of work beginning... The shop front as it looked before we started: The openings through to the old parts of the premises are bricked up...and what are those struts for?? Ahhhh, glad I'm not a builder! The opening between th

the loaf blog on : Oven fits through the gap

Well it has been an exciting morning! The oven arrived at 7.45 and as well as looking big, it was pretty heavy. Hopefully we didn't delay too many people on their way to work as we wheeled it across the road and in the front door. Once in the shop, the pr

the loaf blog on : Plastering

This plastering lark is fun... Ian, Sean and Richard from Pentalpha enjoy plastering in the shop. This corner will soon house the coffee machine... Sean, Ian and Joe from Pentalpha finishing off the plastering... For more pictures:

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