What was needed
How the surface was prepared.
Restoration of structural wooden ceiling beams within a vaulted loft conversion, planned around the height, access and nearby finished surfaces.
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Exposed Ceiling Beam Restoration
Dark-stained structural beams in a converted loft with vaulted ceilings were carefully cleaned to reveal the natural timber and create a clearer contrast against the surrounding light finishes.
Premier Blasting group work — A-frame propertyBefore & after
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