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RESTORE YOUR WOODEN FLOORS IN TOWER HILL
Your wooden floors are part of a much longer building tradition but can certainly benefit from modern techniques in repair and restoration. So when they are shabby, marked or damaged... Benefit from the expertise of The Tower Hill Floor Sanding Specialists! You need a company with experience of restoring all kinds of floors: from hardwood boards to parquet blocks. Reliable and friendly: hundreds of wooden floors made new over the past 20 years. Providing the best advice for your floor’s needs: repair and replacement of boards and blocks sanding away old paint and sealant staining for a fresh look resealing with oil, hardwax or lacquer. To the highest standards of workmanship: using only top quality materials for a durable and beautiful finish. A clean and efficient job with minimal disruption: from 99% dust free sanding. Ask us for your free assessment today. |
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The best choice - the Tower Hill Floor Sanding Specialists! The entrance leads to the Tower Tunnel under the Thames - the second to be attempted. The first was by Marc Brunel: a man somewhat overshadowed by his famous son but also a notable engineer and visionary. Brunel’s tunnel was opened in 1843, having taken an amazing fifteen years to dig. A great achievement for the time, but its cost of £60000 made it an economic failure. It now carries the East London tube line. Almost thirty years later, James Greathead, a young South African engineer, claimed his new tunnelling device could create a subway in under a year. He certainly delivered: at a rate of four and a half feet a day, the work was completed in ten months - for a mere £10,000! This subway remained in vogue until Tower Bridge was built in 1894. Fourteen people were carried in a kind of carriage pulled by steel cables. Perhaps not surprisingly, many couldn’t be bothered and simply walked through it - though small stature was essential and high heels and hats definitely out... |
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