OBI OBI HALL

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Still a working interior. The portal frames have been completely enclosed with timber

The kitchen, now with a vinyl floor and hall  door

Vinyl floor covering in the toilets.

 Front door and foyer, the electricial cables are ready for the return of the meter box back to its origional place.

Main door – as a safety precaution,all the external doors open outwards , with a  locking system using panic bars required for the main door.

Interesting?

The electricial wiring at the hall has been  re-configured to suit modern power requirements, with wiring and timber supports  provided  for the future installation of  ceiling  fans .

The Association has been given some  chairs, used but in good condition.

Lots of chairs, courtesy of Bob Dyer.

The kitchen with the internal lining finished and painted, looking from the hall door.

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Except for external light fittings, the completed rear of the hall.

The pad for the water tanks, origionally planned with a concrete base but with our reduced renovation budget, now a wooden frame with crusher dust – at the rear of the pad is the septic tank.

The balustrade  is constructed of hardwood timber rails and posts with stainless steel wire.

The completed stairs from the kitchen to the  stage area.

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The toilets

Almost completed lining on the toilet hallway.

Part of the plaster’s equipment.

Looking from the kitchen towards the hall interior with the start of the new stairway to the stage area beside the hall doorway. The access was origionally from inside the hall.

The now lined kitchen from the hall end.

A used stainless sink, associated shelving and cupboards for use in the hall kitchen have been made available through Bob Dyer.

The rear of the hall with the external entry to the kitchen on the left.

The kitchen stairs.

Front stairs.

Because the new windows were constructed in the same style as the origional windows, older style lock fittings have been used.