We put the last of the concrete floors in to the outbuilding earlier in the month. We will use this middle shed as a workshop and have decided to dry line and plaster this shed. This will make it a little more free from dirt. Hopefully, we will get this plastered in the next couple of weeks. When we think about the amount of money been spent on these outbuildings, we might have been better off knocking them down and starting again. The upside is that the outbuildings which have probably been here 200-300 years have a new lease of life.
We have put down a concrete base in the middle shed in the outbuilding, now all three sheds have proper concrete floors. This means that the outbuilding is now a lot dryer than it has been in the past. We have decided to get this shed drylined and plastered. This should make this shed a bit more dirt free (this area had been used previously as a coal hole!).
In advance of the middle shed being plastered, we have put in a new door frame so that the dry lining can be fitted up to the frame. For now, we have put the old door back on (with new hinges and trimmed to make it a little more square).