Wood floors refurbished in church

The wood floors of a New Zealand church have undergone extensive refurbishment work.

In a recent Marlborough Express article, columnist Claire Connell reported on the Renwick Anglican Community Church, which recently moved back into its renovated building.

Following wide-ranging repair work on the dilapidated house of worship, Renwick was opened two weeks ago and was dedicated by Bishop Richard Ellena last weekend.

"Complete with a new entrance, new music stage, refurbished wooden floors, toilets and a commercial kitchen, the old hall is a shadow of the building the parish has been using," said Ms Connell.

The house of worship has been out of commission since 2002, when a fire broke out at the 107-year-old building and destroyed much of it.

This follows a News Channel 5 report on the wood flooring of Woodmont Christian Church in the US.

Its wood floors were covered with mulch as part of an effort to recreate ancient Bethlehem.

By Alan Wicks
 

Date : 21/12/2010
Category: Solid Wood flooring news