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Such excitement! Our new self catering Rainster cabin has emerged from the Island Leisure factory in Perth and been loaded onto the low loader, ready for the long trek down the motorway to Derbyshire - so if you're on the M6 on Monday give it a wave as it passes by. It's amazing to think that the cabin is more or less complete with fitted kitchens, bathrooms, electrics, radiators etc, so that it will be almost ready to roll when it arrives. The team from Leisure Island will join the two halves together and connect the services and all ...
Rainster cabin under construction in the factory Construction work continues on our new Rainster log cabin in the Leisure Ireland factory up in Perth, Scotland. The cabin walls and roof have been insulated with natural sheep wool, the outer cladding has been treated and the outside lights fitted. Meanwhile inside the final fixtures are being installed, including the kitchen units and the bathroom fittings with a fabulous Pressalit Care wash basin in the wet room which can be adjusted and moved laterally along a horizontal track - this should...
The New Log Cabin progresses
April 7, 2010
Accessible Holidays, Building, General, Group Holidays, Peak District, Tourism,Rainster edges nearer completion...
Meanwhile up in Perth at the Island Leisure factory work commences on our new Rainster log cabin. The basic framework is put in place with all the doors and windows - notice that on this new model we have included a porch for all your coats and wellies, which will be much more practical than a shoe box in the lounge! The cabin will also have the same fantastic accessible facilities as our popular Hipley cabin with full wet room shower and grab rails, also great for hosing down the muddy children after an adventurous day out in the Peak Di...
One of the very few negative comments that past visitors have made about Hoe Grange is the poor state of the drive up to the farm yard. Particularly those with converted wheelchair accessible cars. Well the time has come to do something about it. With the arrival of the first load of Tarmac the anticipation was tremendous, would we really have a drive that would not shake you to to pieces. As the morning progressed we could begin to imagine what the final outcome would be like. More Tarmac And then by late lunch time (and 160 tonnes of Ta...







