Kitchen Fixture Demolition & Hazardous Discoveries
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Creating Open Concept in 6 Old Abandoned House
What happens here
Moving to the kitchen area, the worker disconnects the plumbing lines under the sink to prepare for the removal of the old countertops and cabinets. He notes the poor condition and age of the plumbing. After disconnecting the plumbing, he uses a hammer and crowbar to dismantle the lower cabinets, creating piles of debris. Next, the upper cabinets and associated soffit are removed. He critically observes the shoddy construction of the ceiling joists in the kitchen area, noting that they are not properly secured and some ceiling sections are only attached by nails, posing a potential safety hazard. The process also includes the discovery of a black widow spider, emphasizing the importance of caution during demolition.
Goal: Remove kitchen plumbing, cabinets, and address discovered hazards.
Tools and materials
- Crowbar/Pry Bar — Dismantling cabinets and prying off ceiling sections
- Hammer — Assisting in demolition of cabinets and ceiling
- Wrench/Pliers — Disconnecting plumbing lines
- Old Cabinets — Materials being removed
- Old Countertops — Materials being removed
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