Plexiglass Wall for Fish and Chip Shop

[Frank Pellow]

My son-in-law Jon closed his (mostly takeout) Chippy in Oshawa, Ontario five weeks ago out of concern for both his employees and customers.

Over the last two weeks, I built a wall that incorporates a walk-through, a talk-through, and a pass-through.  The objective was a to have a structure that protects everyone, does not get in the way of anyone, and retains the ambiance of the place. 

P.B.s Fish and Chips is reopening today for take out only and everyone agrees that wall I built achieves the objectives that I set for it.

Here is a 'before' photo with Jon behind the counter:

  

Here he is in an 'after' photo:

  

And here is a photo of me taken part way through the job:

  

[Bill WIlson]

Well done Frank! 

Good luck to your son-in-law.

[Badgerboy]

Rolf that is most excellent. Your son is lucky to have such a talented dad.

[Jim McDonald]

Great work on that. A little imagination, some elbow grease and away we go.

[Frank Pellow]

2 hours ago, Badgerboy said:

Rolf that is most excellent. Your son is lucky to have such a talented dad.

Son-in-law and I'm Frank. 

Thanks.

[spirithorse]

Well done, Frank!
God Bless! Spirithorse

[Rockytime]

Well done. I hope he will have great success!

[oldhudson]

Great job Frank!!

[amazingkevin]

Let's start with free samples for scrollers to check it out!!! Looks like you pass code with flying colors!!!

[Frank Pellow]

On ‎5‎/‎8‎/‎2020 at 10:38 PM, Rockytime said:

Well done. I hope he will have great success!

Thanks. 

On the re=opening day they sold out of both halibut and haddock, leaving only cod.  I was not there, but Jon told me that everyone obeyed the separation rules and that things flowed smoothly.  

[Frank Pellow]

I'm also happy to learn that Jon's employees like the wall.

 

[wombatie]

Great idea.  Glad it worked.

Marg

[Woodmaster1]

Job well done. I hope his business goes through the roof. Might not have a lot of competition that meets those standards.