Summary
A new mud and stud structure at Ailby, near Alford. Built by Rob Ley, a professional woodworker, who specialises in traditional / Lincolnshire woodworking and building crafts and skills, including the use of axe and froe tools, splitting wood and timber – cleaving/riving for example. The oak frame is nailed to with ash laths, to which mud applied or ‘daubed’ with a daubing fork or tool. The daub comprising clay subsoil mixed with straw and water, the walls finished with mud (clay) plaster. The structure has a brick plinth and pantile roof.
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