Bury The Hatchet is at 672 Bloomfield Avenue in Bloomfield and runs indoor axe throwing lanes. Sessions are booked by the hour for groups, usually of two to ten, and they start with coaching before anyone competes, which is the part people do not expect. The venue takes individual visitors, groups and company bookings, and it operates a bring your own drink policy. Session lengths, prices and opening times are published by the venue and change, so book through them.
What our technicians can tell you
Wood is the material that argues with a drying plan. Hardwood sits in class 4 under the water damage standard, the specialty drying class, because a board takes water in through its face and gives it back slowly through the same face, and air blown across the top of a cupped floor dries the face that was already driest. A cupped board sanded flat while it is still holding water crowns when it finally shrinks back, so the floor is read with a meter and dried to a stable reading before anyone decides about refinishing. The same team covers the rest of the work in Bloomfield, at any hour by appointment.