Barmer, Church of All Saints, Norfolk

The Tower is C11th or C12th. The Nave is C13th. The North Aisle and Chancel are C14th.

Restoration was carried out between 1885-1886 by Frederick Preedy Architect, on behalf of the Kerslake family.

In 1970, the church was declared redundant and was taken into the care of the Norfolk Churches Trust.

Barmer, Church of All Saints, Norfolk

Tower Roof Repairs

Project Architect: Domenico D’Alessandro

Project Team: The Norfolk Churches Trust(Client), Nicholas Warns Architect Ltd (Architect) Eastern Foundry Lead Ltd (Contractor), and Iain Walker (CDM Coordinator)

Grade II* Listed Building

Completion Date: January 2018

Repairs carried out:

New roof structure.
New lead roof covering and new water spouts.
New timber floor to the Belfry.
Fixed ladders to create access to the roof for maintenance.
Repairs to Tower walls and parapet.
Limewash internal Tower walls.

Barmer, Church of All Saints - Scaffolding erected

Barmer, Church of All Saints - Tower Repairs Drawing

Barmer, Church of All Saints - New Roof Construction

Barmer, Church of All Saints - Old roof being removed

Barmer, Church of All Saints - Tower Roof Below Before Repairs

Barmer, Church of All Saints - Tower Roof Below After Repairs

Barmer, Church of All Saints - Tower Roof Above Before Repairs

Barmer, Church of All Saints - Tower Roof Above After Repairs

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