A £10 million refurbishment project has been completed at Oldway Mansion near Torquay in Devon.
The historic structure was built by Isaac Singer (singer Sewing machines) in 1873 and modelled on the Palace at Versailles.
During the project, the stone columns and parapet walls were found to be hollow and collapsing from the inside out.
MPI ltd came to the rescue and worked very closely with the stone masons to inject Isothane Technitherm PU foam to successfully stabilise all the faux stonework and ensure a long future for such an amazing building.
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