Well, seeing as you asked............
Four years ago we bought a house with a semi-derelict barn.
The roof was falling in and it had an earth floor.
You can see the main roof timbers broken at the lower purlins.
Going in the barn was proper scary, even without Eddy.
The rest of the timbers were pretty ropey too.
In with a crane.
And some steel.
And rafters which I cut myself out of some condemned larch trees.
Then membrane, and the original tiles went back on.
Once safe and dry, I got some very skilled concreters to do a shiny reinforced concrete floor.
Then more of that larch to make a front screen and roller doors.
The glass was recycled too!
And here's inside.
No need to tell me how lucky I am. And I won't go on about how hard I worked for it!
Four years ago we bought a house with a semi-derelict barn.
The roof was falling in and it had an earth floor.
You can see the main roof timbers broken at the lower purlins.
Going in the barn was proper scary, even without Eddy.
The rest of the timbers were pretty ropey too.
In with a crane.
And some steel.
And rafters which I cut myself out of some condemned larch trees.
Then membrane, and the original tiles went back on.
Once safe and dry, I got some very skilled concreters to do a shiny reinforced concrete floor.
Then more of that larch to make a front screen and roller doors.
The glass was recycled too!
And here's inside.
No need to tell me how lucky I am. And I won't go on about how hard I worked for it!
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