The water, foam, Co2, dry powder extinguishers and the fire blanket have all been hung. Signs have been affixed to the wall above each fire extinguisher station using 'no nails'. I realise we are short by three 'fire exit' signs. I didn't order them and can't think what I was thinking of. As a penance, I will take a trip to a local sign shop and buy 'em my self on Monday.
I need to hoover the dust up from drilling, but the fire extinguishers being hung, add to the professional way the hall looks.
Ivor delivered the wood he will use to create racks in the boiler room and this is currently sitting in the hall - along with far more camping kit than I thought we had... Could be a challenge stowing it - but I expect we will resolve this in the next week.
That little red light on the power board isnt half good! It really makes me feel like we are doing this and that we will overcome financial challenges brought about by lacklustre (read potentially no) support from local fund holders.
Showing posts with label lease signed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lease signed. Show all posts
Friday, 3 July 2009
Thursday, 23 April 2009
Floor and doors, oh and a signed lease!
Yesterday saw the internal doors (inside the main entrance) removed and taken to Roman Glass in Swindon. Whilst they were measured, they made the return to Chiseldon due to glass removal being charged at £5 per pane.
We now have both doors stripped to bare wood and they have been primed. The glass has been removed and we have £80 worth of kite marked, laminated safety glass cut to size and ready for fitment.
The floor has half of the hard board removed, exposing the 3 inch planks for the first time. Water marks are all over the floor but I think that the plan to sand the wooden suspended floor still looks valid... There is only three hours of elapsed time being worked tomorrow by the six man team, but I would expect the floor to be almost cleared of the hard board covering by the end of the working day - ready for the arrival of the sanding machine on Monday morning.
Inside the hall, snagging and painting missed bits continues.
This evening I was handed a brown paper envelope. Inside it was a signed copy of the hall lease agreement. I need to make some copies of that signed lease agreement and need to book an appointment to get the lease registered at the land registry. This is a very important event for the project.
We now have both doors stripped to bare wood and they have been primed. The glass has been removed and we have £80 worth of kite marked, laminated safety glass cut to size and ready for fitment.
The floor has half of the hard board removed, exposing the 3 inch planks for the first time. Water marks are all over the floor but I think that the plan to sand the wooden suspended floor still looks valid... There is only three hours of elapsed time being worked tomorrow by the six man team, but I would expect the floor to be almost cleared of the hard board covering by the end of the working day - ready for the arrival of the sanding machine on Monday morning.
Inside the hall, snagging and painting missed bits continues.
This evening I was handed a brown paper envelope. Inside it was a signed copy of the hall lease agreement. I need to make some copies of that signed lease agreement and need to book an appointment to get the lease registered at the land registry. This is a very important event for the project.
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