Gentle interior restoration of an exposed oak timber frame beneath a vaulted ceiling. Careful surface cleaning removed built-up grime and weathered discolouration while respecting the character of the beams and trusses, bringing back warm natural timber tones that sit beautifully against the fresh plasterwork.
Premier Blasting group work — exact site location not published
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What was needed
How the surface was prepared.
The work covered the visible oak frame, including the vaulted ceiling beams, connecting members and detailed trusses. Surfaces were assessed and prepared before controlled, low-impact blasting was used to lift dirt and aged surface deposits. The surrounding interior was treated with care to keep the finish even and leave the timber ready for any final protective treatment selected by the customer.
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