...did I mention that the steel beams weighed roughly 200kg each?......
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| one is up on one end.. |
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| ..then the other end... |
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| second one is up on one end... |
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| temporary props. the beams can not be fixed to the wall directly at this moment as the junction between beam and wall is not right-angled - the beams need to be levelled as designed prior to permanent fixture |
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| getting the other end up |
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| firstly on the ladder (I remain amazed that the ladder did not collapse under the weight!) |
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| 1...2...3...! |
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| slowly.......carefully......... (notice the temporary prop at this end) |
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| builder Charles can even spare a hand to wave at the camera! |
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| once both beams are propped up, our curious client Ohuchi had to come in to experience how the space would potentially feel like... |
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| permanent fixture to one end |
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| fixing to the other end |
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| longgg....... builder Ken checking our drawings to make sure things are done correctly before all fixed (before all is too late!) - good to cautious than sorry! |
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| well.. from the outside you can't really tell what is going on inside hey! |
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