The “Dining Room” is gradually taking shape

Progress is happening – sloooowwwwlllly…

Framing for the boiler box-work is complete and a door’s been hung.

The flooring, skirting & architrave are all complete, and we’re now waiting for the plasterer to arrive next week to cover up the boiler 🙂

Next stops, more door hanging; reskimming over a couple of holes in the ceiling; lots of clearing up & lots of painting!

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