Quinquennial Inspection Report - Diocese of Durham
Quinquennial Inspection Report - Diocese of Durham
Quinquennial Inspection Report - Diocese of Durham
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Item Window N3<br />
Priority-C<br />
Description Crittal type galvanised steel, single glazed obscure<br />
glass<br />
Condition Loss <strong>of</strong> decoration and pointing<br />
Repair needs redecoration and putty re-pointing<br />
INTERIOR<br />
Nave<br />
Fibreboard ceiling under draws concrete panel ro<strong>of</strong>. Plaster walls repainted in 2011. Herringbone<br />
block flooring in good order<br />
Radiators are all sound, but it would be wise to vacuum the tops, as they’ve gathered quite a lot <strong>of</strong><br />
dust. The prayer book rest at the front <strong>of</strong> the loose seating is rickety.<br />
Item Windows<br />
Priority-C<br />
Description Much repaired in various types <strong>of</strong> obscure glass<br />
and polycarbonate<br />
Condition Timber facings <strong>of</strong> windows are dirty. Pointing to<br />
ventilators pointing is missing in certain windows. The<br />
window panes are noticeably loose. The window glass is<br />
quite sooty.<br />
Repair needs. Timber facings require decoration. Repoint<br />
ventilators. Fix panes in firmly (not easily achieved due to<br />
design). Clean glass.<br />
The windows, in time, will become a greater issue for<br />
security.<br />
Chancel<br />
Step up in stone, some pointing missing. Herringbone flooring more highly varnished than the nave.<br />
Further step up to the central altar (altar repositioned from other church), carpet losing a little <strong>of</strong> its<br />
colour and has some staining. Walls are okay. Clear storey glazing seems okay. No change to the wall<br />
tears on the South, previously noted.<br />
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