Month: September 2020

As the main roof starts to be covered in plywood sheets to give it strength and stability, work moves inside with the first fix of the electrics.

The Steelwork goes up: the steel lattice structure to support the glass roof of the Ambulatory is being welded into place this week.

This week has seen the next significant stage of construction with the big roof trusses being set up. These will be partly visible inside the hall and form the inside of the roof. 

The cill of the small window in the priest’s vestry was too low for the height of the new kitchen units so it has been taken out and rebuilt higher, making the new kitchen window a bit smaller.  It will line up with the window to the loo which is next to it. Next week the first part of the steelwork for the Ambulatory roof will be put up and the main roof to the Hall will be constructed; then we will really start to get an idea of the finished building.