Following the successful completion of phase 1 Leadworks to the the tower we have now been awarded phase two of the works to St Mary’s Church, Beachamwell, Norfolk.
South Aisle roof works to be completed using VM Zinc.
Project Description
The St. Mary’s Church, Beachamwell, Phase 2 Restoration Project is a celebration of precision and dedication. Here’s a glimpse into the essential elements of this exciting endeavor:
- New Stainless-Steel Roof in a Batten Roll Roof System: The heart of this project lies in the installation of a new stainless-steel roof, meticulously designed in a batten roll roof system. Stainless steel, known for its resilience, will not only provide protection but also a sleek, modern finish to the South Aisle.
- VM Zinc Breather Membrane Set Out at 530mm Centres: Sustainability meets style with the incorporation of a VM Zinc Breather membrane, set out at 530mm centers. This membrane acts as both a protective barrier and a moisture control system, ensuring the longevity of the roofing structure.
- New Sand Cast Lead Secret Gutters: Attention to detail is paramount. New sand cast lead secret gutters will be installed, offering efficient rainwater management while maintaining the church’s aesthetic authenticity.
- Sand Cast Lead Apron to the Newly Thatched Nave Roof: Tradition and innovation merge seamlessly as a sand cast lead apron is added to the newly thatched nave roof. This element not only complements the thatched roof but also ensures proper water runoff.
Stainless Steel Roofing: A Visual Journey of Progress
Check out the images below to witness the intricate details and precision that have gone into each phase of the roofing works. From the initial installation to the meticulous finishing touches, our team is leaving no stone unturned in ensuring the highest quality and aesthetic appeal.