Cellar Conversion For Dry Storage - Stourbridge
Conversion of an existing cellar on a terraced house into a dry storage area. Works included excavation of existing floor to allow for perimeter drainage and sump, which housed a single pump system and high-water alarm. Cavity drain membrane installed to the floor and part of the walls and over the brick settle, before a chipboard floor was laid, skirting board detail and new settle framed and plywood face and top added.
Retained brickwork walls were cleaned down and re-painted with masonry paint, all shelving etc. re-installed and existing light changed by a qualified electrician to a LED strip light and humidity controlled fan also installed.
Works: Cellar Conversion For Dry Storage.
Location: Stourbridge, West Midlands.
Client: Private Homeowner.
Date: May 2019.
Example view of cellar with strip out works complete and drill holes made for cavity drain membrane.
Example of completed project, including membrane installed to floor, sections of the wall and settle. Settle framed out and finished in plywood and a pre-treated skirting board detail installed to the perimeter.
Example of completed project, including membrane installed to floor, sections of the wall and settle. Settle framed out and finished in plywood and a pre-treated skirting board detail installed to the perimeter.
Example of completed project, including membrane installed to floor, sections of the wall and settle. Settle framed out and finished in plywood and a pre-treated skirting board detail installed to the perimeter. Shelving and storgage racking re-installed for the customer.
Example of completed project, including membrane installed to floor, sections of the wall and settle. Settle framed out and finished in plywood and a pre-treated skirting board detail installed to the perimeter. Shelving and storgage racking re-installed for the customer.
View down the cellar entrance staircase.