Four Bridges
Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2018 10:31 am
This is not my first layout. I have over the past few years built 2 N gauge layouts and an OO gauge one too. All since sold on to other people.
When I bought the current house in September 2017, it had with it, a rather large barn which although in need of work to finish it off, had the potential to become a good size workshop and/or model railway room. The building is 30ft long x 20ft wide and built from a steel frame, breeze block walls and a metal apex roof. I started the works in October 2017, was completed around April 2018 and involved:
1. Installing new electrics; 8 double power sockets and 4 banks of double strip lights.
2. New concrete floor was laid including a DPC.
3. Painted the inside walls with white emulsion.
3. Completely clad the outer skin of the building with 5" x 1" timber boards.
4. Made a new access door.
5. Installed an 8kw log burner.
6. Clad the underside of the metal roof with the same timber as the outer skin in order to stop condensation dripping into the space below.
One half of the building is now a workshop with 4 x 6ft x 2ft timber workbenches and the other half is where the model railway happens !
Some photos attached of "before and after". I can only seem to upload 3 photos, not sure why.
When I bought the current house in September 2017, it had with it, a rather large barn which although in need of work to finish it off, had the potential to become a good size workshop and/or model railway room. The building is 30ft long x 20ft wide and built from a steel frame, breeze block walls and a metal apex roof. I started the works in October 2017, was completed around April 2018 and involved:
1. Installing new electrics; 8 double power sockets and 4 banks of double strip lights.
2. New concrete floor was laid including a DPC.
3. Painted the inside walls with white emulsion.
3. Completely clad the outer skin of the building with 5" x 1" timber boards.
4. Made a new access door.
5. Installed an 8kw log burner.
6. Clad the underside of the metal roof with the same timber as the outer skin in order to stop condensation dripping into the space below.
One half of the building is now a workshop with 4 x 6ft x 2ft timber workbenches and the other half is where the model railway happens !
Some photos attached of "before and after". I can only seem to upload 3 photos, not sure why.