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Demolish Existing Mudroom Storage

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DIY BUILT-IN MUDROOM LOCKERS

What happens here

The first step is to completely clear the existing mudroom space. This involves carefully taking down any items hanging on hooks or stored on shelves. Next, use a hammer, such as a sledgehammer, to systematically break apart and remove the old, built-in mudroom storage unit. This includes prying off shelves, detaching the back panel from the wall, and removing any base units like shoe cubbies. Ensure all debris is cleared from the work area.

Goal: Begin the project by removing the existing mudroom storage unit, including shelves, hooks, and shoe storage, to clear the space for the new locker system. This step involves using tools like a hammer to break apart the old structure and carefully remove all components from the wall.

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill / Driver
  • Hammer / Sledgehammer
  • Pry Bar

What they say

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let me show you with my situation this is my existing mudroom uh here's the problem i work now here and so everything gets dusty um as you can see we have not enough shoe storage look at this this is my wife's this is just my wife's stuff i don't i don't know how often she gets to even wear this stuff um and of course you know there's not enough hooks so she's always stealing the kids and stuff it's just not fair everything gets dirty and aesthetically it sucks um and besides besides mine's broken so um well i mean i might as well build a new one then i mean i'm not gonna be silly walk around with a broken mudroom um let me finish demo on this take all the stuff off and i'll show you what i have and plan what have you done i will fix it i told you not i specifically told you not to ruin the wall oh my god is this i thought you i wanted something else well i'll fix it she's just jealous because she can't hang her stuff here anymore [Music] all right so here is the idea for the

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