This bulkhead is over 15m long and 1.6m wide. The curve on the end was achieved by wrapping 2 x layers of Flexible 6ml plaster sheet to achieve minimum thickness. It was also wet down to get this curved shaped. What a fantastic looking ceiling structure. Congrats to the architectural team from 6ty for such great design. It’s been a challenge thoroughly enjoyed to build. #excited #almosthere #teameffort #designtas #healthhub #earlylearningcentre
Still on the 2.7m high bulkheads at the Launceston Health Hub. When the metal framing on bottom is sheeted with 13ml thick plasterboard an external angle(exe) and arch beads will be applied to finish this ceiling space off, thus creating the desired effect the architects were after. Looking forward to seeing these spaces painted and fitted off.
#healthhub #earlylearningcentre #launceston #tasmaniandesign
Good week from the team. Framing coming along well both downstairs in the AWA Tenancy and upstairs in the Early Learning Childhood Centre. These last few days we have been preparing the compartmentation walls (smoke walls) up high on the scaffolding and scissor lift. Looking to sheet these walls in the Atrium area, get them troweled, sanded and painted so can remove flooring underneath to installed Glazed Framed Windows. #progress #healthhub #philthecracks #launcestonplasterer
Steel Walls are well under way and the new Early Learning Centre at the Launceston Health Hub is taking shape. #healthhub #steelstudwalls #philthecracks
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