Protect Existing Areas
The floor and kitchen surfaces were covered and protected before the alteration work progressed.
SCE Project Proof | Greenwich NSW
This completed ground-floor kitchen wall alteration involved protection of existing surfaces, temporary support, installation of a new beam, rendered make-good and completion of the altered opening.
The project record documents an alteration to a ground-floor kitchen wall in Greenwich, NSW. The sequence progressed from protecting the existing kitchen and floor surfaces through temporary support, opening works, beam installation and rendered make-good.
This is the ground-floor Greenwich project record. It is separate from SCE's top-floor kitchen wall alteration project, which documents a different setting and its own verified media sequence.
The page identifies the suburb only. The exact property address and client identity are withheld.
For current service information, review SCE's remedial structural alterations service and construction support available in Greenwich, NSW.
The team-provided scope and visually verified media document four connected work stages. Requirements for another property must be confirmed from its existing construction, proposed alteration, access, project documentation and applicable approvals.
The floor and kitchen surfaces were covered and protected before the alteration work progressed.
The project record states that temporary support was placed in accordance with the project design.
The existing opening was altered and a new steel beam was installed with temporary support retained during the work sequence.
The beam area and altered wall opening were rendered and made good to complete the recorded wall-alteration scope.
The supplied evidence does not identify the designer, certifier or registered-practitioner roles. This page records SCE's construction work without attributing those responsibilities.
Watch the verified project video covering surface protection, temporary support, beam installation, rendered make-good and the before-and-after opening.
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The recorded scope covered protection of the existing kitchen and floor, temporary support, installation of a new beam, rendered make-good and completion of the altered kitchen wall opening.
The work was completed in Greenwich, NSW. The exact property address and client identity are not published on this page.
The project photographs show protective coverings across the floor and kitchen surfaces before the wall-alteration work progressed.
No. The supplied evidence does not identify the designer, certifier or registered-practitioner roles, so this page records the construction work without attributing those responsibilities.
SCE can review suitable enquiries subject to the property, proposed alteration, available drawings or reports, project roles, access, approvals and commercial fit.
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