Scaffolding Tour with Holly Spilsbury a conservation accredited architect at Donald Insall Associates, the architects and Historic Property Restoration, the contractors for this MEND funded project. Kiplin Hall is a Grade I listed Jacabean house built in 1620s. The Drawing Room extension was built in 1820s and later altered into the Library we see today in 1880s.
The Westmorland slate roofing will be in progress during the visit, so a good opportunity to discuss with the roofers and see the interventions on the project as a whole.
Please bring site boots or steardy footwear. PPE will be provided by the contractor. The visit will include going up the scaffolding which has a staircase (rather than ladders) but the scaffolding walkways have diagonal bracing across them so these structurs will require climbing around to move along the level walkways.
All the fee will go to Kiplin Hall as a contribution.
