The Great Fire of 1666 was a terrible event but had at least two positive consequences. The cro
wded, insanitary and plague-ridden wooden buildings of medieval London were destroyed. And Sir Christopher Wren was allowed to put his rebuilding plans into effect. Although his vision has been compromised by bombing and the lure of concrete and glass, elements of his City skyline persist.
From the Monument itself, a panorama of London takes in a range of older buildings - pubs, converted cafes, office blocks – where timber is an essential part of their construction. Wooden floors in particular are a timeless feature that adds class and beauty to a property. They are also hard-wearing and easy to maintain.
So congratulations if you have such a floor in your building. But is it up to scratch? Or have the scratches been the pioneers for more serious wear and decay? If so, repair and restoration through sanding is the answer. From a professional floor sanding company in Monument EC3.
Whatever the kind of floor - from parquet blocks to hardwood and engineered boards - an
d however poor its condition, allow us to transform it into a feature that is worthy of your property.
Our dust-free machines are clean and efficient. With flexible working, sanding wooden floorboards can be an overnight or weekend job. So you will be closed for a minimal time – and lose little business.
Restoring parquet floors and other period interiors is a job we enjoy. We source out matchin
g reclaimed boards or blocks to ensure an authentic finish.
Ask us for your free assessment. With over 20 years’ experience, we can give you the best advice on the restoration package most suited to your floors – with the appropriate sealants for the finish you require.
* A free assessment at your home
* set prices to meet your budget
* the best advice on repairs, restoration and sealing
* friendly, efficient teams working to the highest standards
* modern machinery producing minimal mess and disruption.
* maintenance tips and advice for your restored floor
* Phone or email for a no obligation quote.*
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Did you know about Monument EC3?
The Monument rises above Fish Hill, close to where the Roman Bridge came ashore and where London began. The view from the top is awe inspiring. All around, a forest of spires and towers and turrets thrust upwards, striving for the light, a perfect metaphor for the struggle between God and Mammon.
The writer James Boswell came here in 1762 to climb the 311 steps to what was then the highest viewpoint in London. Half-way up he suffered a panic attack, but he persevered and made it to the top, where he found it ‘horrid to be so monstrous a way up in the air, so far above London and all its spires’. After rash of suicides the viewing platform was caged in 1842.
The Monument commemorates the Great Fire of London and is THE TALLEST ISOLATED STONE COLUMN IN THE WORLD, 202 ft. (62 m) high. It stands 202 ft. (62 m) away from where the Great Fire started, at a baker`s shop in Pudding Lane, on 2 September 1666. The fire raged for five days and destroyed four-fifths of the City, including St Paul`s Cathedral and 87 churches.
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