Shrewsbury's 'foam house': You won't believe what happened next - or what it looks like inside now
Way back in 2021, building workers were called into emergency action to stabilise a Shrewsbury house at potential risk of collapse.
The property in St Michael's Street became known as 'the foam house', thanks to the unusual and striking method used to prevent disaster.
Workers packed the house full of plastic tubes and concrete foam to stop any risk of it coming crashing down.
Fast-forward four years and it is difficult to believe the extent of the property's transformation, which has been carried out by Shrewsbury business Summer House Interiors.
The business, owned by husband-and-wife team Stuart and Katie Thorner, has completely transformed the property, from the ground up.
Summer House Interiors is a design studio and build team based in Shrewsbury, which offers a full package of support to its customers, from design to supply to installation.
The 'Foam House' project is just one in a 12-year history of remarkable renovations undertaken by the company, which now employs more than 30 people.
