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Remove Pantry and Shelving

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Creating Open Concept in 6 Old Abandoned House

What happens here

Proceed with the demolition of built-in pantry areas and shelving. Use a pry bar and hammer to carefully detach shelves and remove the surrounding drywall. Pay close attention to the construction materials (e.g., particle board, thin drywall) and any hidden electrical components like outlet boxes or wiring. During this step, the worker notes the use of thinner-than-standard drywall, making removal slightly easier but still requiring caution. Keep an eye out for unexpected findings, such as old, exposed wiring or unconventional construction methods.

Goal: Dismantle any built-in pantry units, shelves, and associated drywall, noting the construction materials and hidden elements like electrical boxes.

Tools and materials

  • Gloves
  • Hammer
  • Pry Bar
  • Respirator
  • Safety Glasses

What they say

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nah so I'm seeing particle board here and particle board wasn't invented till like late ' 7s early ' 80s I think I think but also I know that this is an addition because the outside has wood planks for you know sheeting instead of OSB so they must have added this second on later wild what people come up with so this 2x4 has cement on it that means he definitely added the section on and he used a piece of leftover wood that he probably used to pour some concrete and scam it and surprise surprise we have another breaker [Music] box guys really quickly I want to thank

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