Week 39 - Day 195
At the rear in Jackson Pit the blocks were being relaid today having lifted them, broken up the concrete, laid new drainage and sewerage and made good the ground.
Information posted by the Friends of George Street about events and activities at the former Independent Methodist Chapel at George Street, Oldham by Age UK Oldham. The early posts describe the works to conserve, restore and adapt this Grade ll* Listed Building betwee 2012-13. Restoration works were supported by a grant from the HLF, with match funding from the Andrew Lloyd Webber Challenge Fund, English Heritage and the Architectural Heritage Fund as well as Viridor Credits and Lloyds Bank.
Showing posts with label drainage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drainage. Show all posts
Friday, 15 November 2013
Friday, 8 November 2013
Day 190 - Things Get Worse Before They Get Better
Week 39 - Day 190
You can't get in through the back door now.
The works to connect up the drainage get down to the the connecting phase, unfortunately its been raining again this week!
You can't get in through the back door now.
The works to connect up the drainage get down to the the connecting phase, unfortunately its been raining again this week!
Wednesday, 6 November 2013
Day 188 - Breaking Ground for Drainage
Week 39 - Day 188
The area below where the cabins stood have been broken up to allow the new drainage services to be put in.
The area below where the cabins stood have been broken up to allow the new drainage services to be put in.
Monday, 4 November 2013
Day 186 - The Importance of Good Drainage
Week 39 - Day 186
There had always been a problem with drainage and damp on the George Street elevation.
We have tried to tackle this four ways. By tanking and coating the inside of the walls, dry lining, raising a lip around the access ways to the windows and doors and putting a drainage pipe under the floor to carry away any rainwater that collects in the wells.
The drainage pipes were put in whilst the floor was being lifted earlier in the woks programme. Today the drain was connected up.
There had always been a problem with drainage and damp on the George Street elevation.
We have tried to tackle this four ways. By tanking and coating the inside of the walls, dry lining, raising a lip around the access ways to the windows and doors and putting a drainage pipe under the floor to carry away any rainwater that collects in the wells.
The drainage pipes were put in whilst the floor was being lifted earlier in the woks programme. Today the drain was connected up.
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