That's all you need to keep the 100 year old tower in place. Get a steel bar and put a sock bandage over it. Insert a plastic tube and tape up the end. The whole thing is inserted into a drilled hole going right through the tower, concrete stuff is pumped into the tube, filling the sock and holding the bar in place. Fasten all the bars together and the tower will stand for another 100 years, or at least until after tomorrows wedding!! We shall see. The church is looking good and I am about to show some city guides around ready for the summer visiting sessions. 
I know it all looks very basic but I am assured it is state of the art structural engineering. I think the inventor must have been a boy scout.
I know it all looks very basic but I am assured it is state of the art structural engineering. I think the inventor must have been a boy scout.
When Jesus said, go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, I am sure he knew massive restorations were part of the deal.
3 comments:
what is it for? why do you need a steel bar at a wedding?
smart! glad you've come up with that idea of using a tubigrip. I would have never thought of that.
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