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A transformed Cloakroom for which I undertook Project Management including liaison with builders for plumbing and carpentry, suppliers for sanitary fittings and the flooring company.
This project also included research for appropriate sanitary fittings, flooring, blind and paint colour etc on behalf of the client.
The preparation, painting and tiling was undertaken by myself.
Transformed with just two large tester pots of masonry paint in a lively blue, so minimal cost and maximum impact. Very cheerful to come home to.
A garden gazebo with ply wood underside, needed about 4 coats of paint but well worth it for the amazing finish.
Needed heat gun and stripper for old paint removal, sanding, old rotten panels removed, replaced with new, primed and re-painted. Painted up an old mirror to add a bit of interest and reflect light and plants.
This shed needed an awful lot of work - re-pointed, cemented outside and inside base, waterproof paint applied to outside before masonry paint was put on, insulated the roof and gaps all around top, sealant to top edges, new top barge boads cut and added/painted, liquid damp proof membrane applied to inside edges, door jamb raised and sealed, old trellis removed and new one purchased – primed and painted, artificial flowers added for year-round colour when climber not in leaf/flower. Window re-sealed. Door and window frames primed and re-painted. Still much cheaper than knocking down and starting again!
A decorated room
This shed was in a good state of repair but needed painting/preserving. Beach hut type effect produced at very low cost and only two pots of paint required.
A bright yellow shed which sadly had rotted through. Spent timbers stripped, treated, re-clad, and then garden storage box/area re-clad in the same material for continuity.
