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Sureweld

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Detached seven-bay double-height former factory, c.1895, now in use as a store building. Yellow brick walls with red brick semi-circular arches and impost course. Replacement metal and timber windows. Large door openings inserted to three sides. Entirely clad and roofed with green-painted corrugated iron, c.1950, with brick chimney stack and monitor section to roof. Simple mid twentieth-century storage building to immediate north also clad in corrugated iron.
Visually striking industrial building with part-survival of original impressive fenestration. The corrugated iron cladding of this building and the building to the north of it is a good example of the vernacular use of this material.

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Photo: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage · Website use allowed for educational or private purposes with source credit