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EXPERT ADVICE
This historic Anglican Church was designed by John Oldrid Scott, built using stone from Hollinton, Pateley Bridge and Harrogate and dedicated to All Saints in 1901. Derbyshire Decorators were asked to advise on the right materials to bring new life into the building, ensuring the paint would last, as well as allowing a traditional, breathable finish.
Here you can see how we restored the church to its former glory. Click on the arrow to see how it looked before we got to work.
SENSITIVE & SKILLFUL
WORKMANSHIP
Our work on this project required not only a skilled, high quality team, but the expertise to ensure the conservation of the building and traditional finish expected within a church. To allow breathable walls, as well as a brilliant quality end result, we used KEIM Mineral paints, a premium quality sol-silicate formula specifically developed for modern and historic architectural design. This choice ensured a healthy indoor climate as the paint is highly vapour permeable with no added solvents, plasticisers or preservatives.
Ensuring we had the right product to use, our highly skilled team worked with the Church staff to ensure minimum impact on daily procedures, were sensitive and respectful with the building as a whole and provided an efficient service throughout.
WORK CARRIED OUT ON
THIS PROJECT INCLUDED:
Our fully trained and loyal staff carry out all aspects of painting and decorating for the industrial, commercial and private sectors. Our qualified team provided the following services for All Saints Church Newborough:
- Expert advice on finish and paint choice
- Sensitive and skillful workmanship
- Conservation painting services
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