The scope of the rehabilitation works carried out at Ghazir Cave, located in the basement of a 1920s Lebanese house, encompassed the installation of an accessible stairway from the ground floor to the basement cave, the extraction of the antiquated wooden beams from the ceiling, the abrasion of the wooden beams, followed by the application of a primer coat and a varnish coat. Furthermore, the works entailed sandblasting of the existing walls and the implementation of white mortar within the joints, and ultimately culminated in the installation of a chimney.
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