11. A reproduction of a church pulpit fitted into a Norwich pub. It was produced from 200 year old pine floor boards rescued from a warehouse being demolished. The mellow finish was achieved with 2 coats of hand applied beeswax.
11. A reproduction of a church pulpit fitted into a Norwich pub. It was produced from 200 year old pine floor boards rescued from a warehouse being demolished. The mellow finish was achieved with 2 coats of hand applied beeswax.
12. Café bar tables and chairs made from air dried English oak and elm to allow
cracks and shakes to appear as the timber further dries out over time. This was
done to allow the furniture to have an authentic rustic feel.
13. Reclaimed pine has been used on this Gothic style bar which has then had dark
shading applied to the moulding to further enhance the aged look followed by two coats of bar top lacquer.
14. A raised and fielded panel bar front utilizing reclaimed timber throughout. It
features stained glass in the bar divisions, with a solid English oak top. The back
bar has illuminated bar shelves below wine racks with wine storage at low level.