follow link http://big-balloon.nl/contact Picture 1: We are reinstating the ceilings to their original height, 3.35 meters (or 11 feet). Georgian townhouses built in the 1800’s are known for their heigh ceilings but during the 1970’s, when many townhouses in London were converted into flats, owners would bring down the ceilings and fill them with insulation to reduce sound. Today, sound proof insulation material is much smaller and compact and does not require sacrificing ceiling height. I tried to capture a photo with one of the builders in it to get a perspective of just how high they are.
http://havanatranquility.com/daeso/6481 here Picture 2: The builders uncovered a brick wall (second photo) in the living room that has been covered for around 138 years.
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