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the salutation – restoration converting a former pub into a home menu skip to content home parquet floor restoration the snug has a parquet floor in pitch pine about 30mm thick which is very rare these days. i guess it was laid when the new facade was built around 1920 and since covered with carpet. it is lovely but wasn’t laid all that well. the bitumen adhesive makes a good damp course under the blocks but they mortared it into the walls instead of leaving a gap and some damp came through, notably where they built a car park 12 inches above the inside ground level. it will end up being be a good 2 or 3 weeks of work and a bunch of money to fix the floor, but it is charming and one of the few original features remaining inside from the 1920s so i want to have a crack at it! the car park was fixed with a trench , and i have cut a gap below the plaster to allow an air gap between the parquet and the walls which will be covered by skirting. much of my parquet was rotten but i managed to find some close to the right size on ebay that i could cut down on a chop saw. my rate for cleaning bitumen off was about 2 square meters per day, sometimes with a bacho 665 paint scraper and other times with a heat gun depending on the type of bitumen. this project has been going since june in bits and pieces. now all of the parquet has all been cleaned but remains of bitumen on the floor still need to be flattened with the paint scraper. there are modern glues that can stick to bitumen but modern glues will be difficult to remove in the future so i’m still taking advice. apart from all that i’m almost ready to lay a floor! the low points in the floor were filled with ardex 45 rapid, and i’m using black jack roofing adhesive to fix the parquet, buttering the blocks for good adhesion. both were recommended by the floor sander. the roofing adhesive is nice to work with but takes weeks to set (heating the room helps). the trick to laying parquet is to work to a string line. if the blocks all line up then the gaps will be ok on the next row. the wall edges take a long time as the blocks need to be cut to fit. it takes a surprising amount of time to lay parquet – two weeks to be exact. i got fed up with it. it didn’t help that i ran out of blocks and had to cut the face off some thin worn blocks then glue ply to the rear to bring them back to the right thickness. i’ll try to get the room more finished before sanding and finishing. this entry was posted in repair on october 12, 2018 by malcolm . pretty picture i wanted to post a photo of the front of the house as i haven’t done that in a while and all the scrolling is a pain when i want to show it to someone. the house is starting to look tidy in places. not a lot of progress to report. i’ve finished the windows – they took a long time! i’ve mortared in the new windows for air tightness and painted another coat on some of the windows so they are finished now on the outside. also booked a skip and had a good tidy, removed some ivy, put a bed and a radiator back into the bedroom i decorated. all bitty things but worth doing while the weather was still good. . i’ve finished outside for the rest of the year and hopefully will get the snug and kitchen closer to finished over the winter. this entry was posted in general on september 30, 2018 by malcolm . snug window repairs slow updates – i’ve been in sweden again. i painted the front windows when i moved in 5 years ago, but it turns out modern oil based gloss paint is not uv resistant and the paint cracked after only a couple of years. problem is when you have cracked paint you need to remove it (and everything underneath) before repainting. the front windows have very fiddly profiles and it took about 3 days to remove the modern paint with a heat gun. linseed paint is uv resistant and tends to dust rather than crack and just needs another splash of paint rather than stripping off, so i’ll be repainting in linseed so i can avoid doing any stripping ever again! when i first moved in i thought the windows were beyond repair, but looking at them now i see window frames in really good condition. i guess the difference after 5 years is just confidence and knowing what can be done to repair them. there is just one sill that needs to be replaced and a couple of mullions that will need some new wood letting in. i’ve got a bunch of photos of the rotten sill and they are all in focus but appear out of focus. the camera has seen much worse and i’m not sure why it is objecting now. maybe the camera was right. the sill was quite rotten and i ended up removing it right back to the inner face of the window. the rot in the mullions has been cut out at an angle to allow water to drain when the finish cracks. that committed me to the scary bit – it would be my first time replacing a window sill, and this one is in a curved bay which complicates things. i practiced on modern wood before attempting the repair. the new sill was made from the sill of the original sash removed from the back bedroom – 100 year old wood is much more durable than the stuff available today and also much harder to cut. the curve was cut with a bandsaw and the taper added with a planer. repairs to the profiled mullions were cut with the bandsaw. a new box of chisels was involved too. i’m quite pleased with myself – some tidying still needed but it looks the part. the gaps and cracks were filled with linseed putty and the first coat of linseed oil paint is looking fabulous. i went for black to match the rest of the woodwork on the facade and to balance the top-heavy look of the half timber upper floor. i prefer it to the before photo of the facade here, but it doesn’t seem quite right yet. i still need to fill around the window with lime mortar, then paint another coat or two. also the lead roof still needs to be fitted. i’ve been stripping the inside of the window on and off as the profiles look prettier without 1mm of paint, but that will be a fill in job as i’m determined to work outside while the weather allows. this entry was posted in repair on september 8, 2018 by malcolm . new windows! john came over to fit the 3 upstairs windows this week (he made them at the same time as the kitchen window but i hadn’t got around to preparing the openings until recently). the windows were made from douglas fir painted with linseed paint and have double glazing and sealing strips. they operate very smoothly. i still need to do something with the arch on the downstairs window which has sagged a bit. here is a before picture: the rear of the house has some nice features. i’m tempted to remove the flat roof infill with the patio doors to the left to expose the walls and let a bit more light inside. this entry was posted in building on august 31, 2018 by malcolm . electrics second fix second fix electrics started today and is already more than half complete. i’m excited to have lots of lights and switches and sockets in the kitchen now. i forgot to buy bulbs! after the lights went in i started fiddling around with kitchen layout again and moved the fridge for at least the third time. i no longer need to incorporate an enormous american fridge freezer, so i have space for a table at the end if i can find somewhere else to put a normal fridge (represented by a cardboard box for now). mostly the lights are still in the right place. the new consumer unit is fitted, and will eventually be inside a nice cupboard with a shelf above. the old one will have to remain until the rest of the house is rewired and the hole in the ceiling above it will make decoration tricky. fortunately i have a floor to finish before i need to worry too much about that. we haven’t had much history for a while! i changed my mind about a couple of light locations and pulled the bedroom floorboards up again. this is the floor above the very bendy ancient ceiling in the snug with inch thick straw plaster. the floorboards are up to 9 inches wide, and the beams near the c

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