Well after a busy Friday and Saturday we ran out of work Saturday afternoon about 4pm. Everything we had hoped to achieve
was done and more, photos attached.
Temporary handrails were removed from the roof
3.00 x 1200 x 1 400 deep hole was dug for the grease trap, and the 50mm rural poly pipe crossing the hole was not ruptured (a bonus)
Fascia cladding was installed to the East face of stage 1, and under both ends of the North eaves were trimmed out. Finished
A sheet of Vee Crimp Panel was carefully removed from where it will not be seen from the hall, and was used to cover the hole by
the link. A base board was also fitted. Finished
The box gutter was trimmed and dropped in place, with the fascia on that side completed with allowances for the rain head. Finished
The two way swinging door between the new kitchen and the hall was clad with aluminium and ready to be hung.
The concrete pad for the hot water cylinder was boxed and poured.
The temporary wall was moved into place and gapped for waterproofing with silicon.
Covered all panel with black plastic and clean up site
The sag struts were fitted and all roof braces were measured for the next section of roof.
After we swing the grease trap in next Saturday everything will be ready for the plumbing.
The earlier advertised working bee of next Friday and Saturday has been changed to Saturday only as there is little to do.
Possible tasks
Lightly grind the floor and put on one more coat of Sikafloor 264T
Grease Trap. Box up and put in level rock base, tamp down.Lift grease trap in place. Pack rock around all sides.
Assist John Gallagher with the plumbing
Fit the sink if it is ready
Thanks to John Flood, Tom Dobeli, Wayne Smith, Ian Johnson, Graeme Neivandt, Bernie Young, Harold Simpson,Paul Kirkpatrick
Rod Hanson, Walter Lourie, Mick Costello for their untiring efforts. Also thanks to Melbourne Park Rotary for catering on Saturday.
If anyone requires a bed next Saturday night please respond ASAP as Student exchange will be there and beds are in short supply.
Leon Scott