StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: inspection

Bella having a quick inspection - her sniffer tells her who has been about. [these days, she is very unlikely to snaffle the food we put out for wildlife]

Not my image ... . Drone's eye view of the harbour mouth at Pwllheli. With a little imagination, you can see a dolphin's head and eye. . Sent to me by an old friend, as I used to know this area very well, but I have never seen it from this angle ! The lifeboat station is a little further to the left and the marina / harbour somewhat further along. Not my image : Fair use & public entertainment

Closer view of the roof, steel cant rail and composite roof sticks. The extent of the fire damage is quite clear.

Closer look at the lower section of the end, adjacent to the missing side section. The large piece a few inches up from the floor was probably to prevent the forklifts / pallet trucks used to load the PalVan from penetrating the panelling. Additionally, in this corner, some the timber middle of the composite floor was burnt away.

Closer look at the area under one of the vents, showing that the fire penetrated the exterior plywood skin.

Looking at the doors opposite to the worst side. Some areas of severe damage, especially the roof. (The fabric hanging down is glass fibre matting, used as waterproof roof covering)

A closer view of the most damaged area - a whole section of the side has gone, and the end is also in a poor state.

The most severely damaged section (apart from the roof) the exterior plywood, the structural framework and the inner plywood skin have all been burnt. This area of the PalVan was the nearest point to the builder's merchant which was the victim of an arson attack.

The pair of doors with slightly more damage. The metal channel at the extreme left appears to have been for a partition to divide the PalVan's internal volume into two sections.

Detail of the less damaged side. There are the remains of a layer of shelving framework attached to this area.

Internal view - door to left, end and side - showing extensive fire damage.

The exterior of the PalVan, showing the side that was closer to the fire at the neighbouring builder's merchants. More extensive fire damage, as some of the side panelling has been destroyed, right down to floor level.

The exterior of the PalVan side facing away from the source of the fire. Damage is visible at the roof eaves.