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Ice Cream Van (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 5.2 m ice cream van: a glazed cab, a tall box body with a fixed glazed serving window and a timber counter over the kerb side, and a cone on a plinth on the roof. The serving window is solid glazing rather than a hatch, so only the four wheels move.
Pizza Trailer with Chimney (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 3.6 m towed pizza trailer: a box body on a single axle with a drawbar, a jockey wheel and two corner steadies, a 1.6 m serving hatch with a counter and an awning, and a steel oven flue with a cowl through the roof. The wheels roll and the hatch lifts.
Coffee Van (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 4.8 m panel van converted to a coffee bar: a low glazed cab, a 1.5 m serving aperture in the kerb side with a counter lip and an awning, and a roof header board. Shorter and lower than the food truck, so a pitch can take both. Four rolling wheels and a lifting hatch.
Food Truck Serving Open (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
The same food truck with its serving hatch already propped open over the counter, for dressing a market that is trading. The hatch pose is baked into the geometry so it ships open and stays open; the wheels still roll.
Food Truck Green Livery (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
The food truck repainted into the second house livery, market green over the same yellow awning and waist stripe. The geometry, the hatch and the wheels are identical to the red truck.
Food Truck with Serving Hatch (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
A 6.4 m step front food truck: a glazed cab, a taller box body behind it, a 2.1 m serving aperture in the kerb side with a timber counter lip, a striped awning on two struts over the counter and a roof menu header. The hatch is one rigid leaf and all four wheels roll.
Food Truck Yellow Livery (Street Food Market and Food Trucks)
The food truck repainted into the third house livery, yellow body over red trim, so a rank of three trucks never repeats a colour. The geometry, the hatch and the wheels are identical to the red truck.
Joiner's shop with machine bay and bench run (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
A working joinery shop 12 m square: concrete floor tiles with a marked walkway across the front, cream clad walls under a clerestory, and the timber delivery door in the right hand wall. The cabinet saw stands clear in the middle of the floor with the router table, the...
Workshop bin, 0.9 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Charcoal workshop bin on a moulded base with a yellow banded rim, a blank waste plate and a part filled load of offcuts and shavings, sized for a bench run or a machine bay.
Safety sign set on a post, 1.7 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Free standing safety sign post on a weighted base carrying three signs: a blue mandatory disc for eye and ear protection, a yellow warning triangle and a red prohibition disc, with blank faces and no artwork.
First aid box, 0.36 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Green wall mounted first aid box with a raised cream cross, a charcoal catch and a hinged lid, fixed at working height beside the bench run.
Fire extinguisher on a stand, 0.7 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Red nine litre extinguisher on a charcoal floor stand: a domed body, a brass valve head with its lever and gauge, a hose and horn clipped to the side and a blank cream label band.
Sawdust collection bag, 0.9 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Full collection bag off the extractor: a cream sack on a timber pallet, slumped under its own weight, tied at the neck with a charcoal strap and a blank content label on the side.
Broom and dustpan, 1.4 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Shop broom with a charcoal bristle head on a 1.3 m timber handle, standing back against a wall, with a red dustpan and its brush on the floor beside it.
Workshop trolley, 0.9 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Three shelf steel trolley on four castors with a push handle, loaded with cut parts, a tin of finish and a clamp, for moving a job between the bench, the machines and the finishing corner.
Drying rack for finished parts, 1.4 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Steel drying rack 1.4 m wide and 1.8 m tall: six levels of timber battens carrying finished ply and hardwood parts on edge, so a batch can air off without touching.
Finishing table, 1.2 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Grey steel finishing table with a cream turntable top, a part in the middle being oiled, an open tin with its brush, a rag and a stack of finishing pads on the lower shelf, set in the corner a joiner keeps clean.
Offcut bin, 0.9 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Timber sided offcut bin on skids, 0.9 m by 0.6 m, filled with short ends and ply strips standing at the angles they were thrown in at, with a stencil plate on the front.
Glue and finish shelving, 0.9 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Steel shelving unit 0.9 m wide and 1.5 m tall with three shelves of workshop stock: tins of finish and stain, glue bottles, a jar of brushes, rag rolls and a measuring jug, all with blank labels.
Panelled door on a stand, 2 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Finished four panel door 2 m tall in hardwood with raised ply panels, a steel lever handle and two hinges, standing upright in a timber stand with a back brace, the way a finished job waits for collection.
Timber rack with boards, 2.3 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Blue cantilever timber rack 2.3 m wide and 2.25 m tall on bolted foot plates, with four pairs of raked arms carrying a full load of sawn hardwood and softwood boards in mixed widths and thicknesses.
Sheet material rack with ply, 2.5 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Upright sheet rack 2.5 m wide: a steel base frame with charcoal dividers and a back leaning post, holding five birch ply and MDF sheets on edge with their faces clear of the floor.
Timber rack, part loaded, 2.3 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
The same cantilever rack after a run of work: the lower arms still carrying boards and the upper arms nearly clear, for a shop that has been using its stock.
Sharpening station, 0.7 m (Woodworking Workshop and Joinery)
Sharpening bench in pine: a charcoal stone pond holding a coarse and a fine waterstone, a leather strop on its block, a honing guide, a water jug and a lower shelf of stone boxes, set at the height a joiner touches up an iron.