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Initial Assessment and Planning

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Creating Open Concept in 6 Old Abandoned House

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What happens here

Begin by reviewing the kitchen area, noting which walls are intended for removal (e.g., a partition wall to open up the kitchen, an island, and a pantry). This initial visual inspection helps in planning the demolition sequence. Crucially, don a high-quality respirator to protect against dust and airborne particles from the outset, as demolition can generate significant amounts of debris and dust. Also, identify any potential load-bearing walls that might require structural assessment before demolition.

Goal: Assess the kitchen layout to identify walls and fixtures targeted for demolition, including a wall making the kitchen small, an island, and a pantry. Wear a respirator to minimize dust inhalation.

Tools and materials

  • Gloves
  • Respirator
  • Safety Glasses

What they say

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house down all right guys welcome back to another episode on the channel and we're finally back working on the abandoned house inside and uh got my wife with me today and what are we doing we are demoing this whole place oh just kidding just the kitchen and by we uh it's me doing it so what's the plan for this today so the first thing that's going to go is this wall here it's kind of making the kitchen look really small so we're going to tr try to take it down open it all up this is all going right yep this little island whatever this is is going um the pantry here is going to go I think I don't know we'll see what we have with space here but the idea is to just break as much stuff as we can to have an open see what we're working with get a blank cannabis and then let our imagination run wild and hopefully nothing's loadbearing that uh is going to get in our way yeah all right I got to get to work all right this is my favorite part of any project you know what time it is I know what time it is

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