Decorators Boston Lincolnshire

A large kitchen and ‘man cave’ extension in a small village on the outskirts of Boston.

The oak beams where given a through sand, using a dust free sanding system. Building regulations stated that the beams could not be coated in any oil or spirit coating to “prevent fire spread”. After a little research I used Kiva 10 by tikkurila. An excellent product that has sealed the oak to prevent  ‘silvering’ but keeps the natural oak intact. I also used this product on the oak doors.

All the new plaster was ‘mist coated’ with a thinned contract matt emulsion.  All the ceilings where finished with two coats of brilliant white matt emulsion.

I applied one coat of Crown Clean Extreme to the walls, at this point I had to leave the job for a whilst a new oak floor was fitted. Once fitted new softwood skirting boards and architraves where installed and so I was ready to finish. All the walls where refilled and the woodwork caulked. I applied the finished coat to the walls, the colour is Farrow & Ball ‘Blackened’.

All new woodwork, where knotted, primed and finished in  Farrow & Ball whitsons white.