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Demolish Existing Entryway Closet

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Tiny Mudroom, Max Storage

What happens here

Start by removing the existing interior components of the entryway closet. Use a hammer and pry bar to detach shelves, the hanging rod, and any trim or molding. Carefully remove floor tiles within the closet area, ensuring to keep the surrounding drywall intact where possible to minimize repair work. The goal is to clear the space completely to prepare for new construction.

Goal: Begin by demolishing the existing structures within the entryway closet to create a clean, blank canvas for the new storage cabinet. This involves removing shelves, hanging rods, and any trim or flooring within the closet footprint.

Tools and materials

  • Dust Mask/Respirator
  • Hammer
  • Pry Bar
  • Safety Glasses
  • Utility Knife
  • Work Gloves

What they say

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let's get started [Music] that's 1in steel pipe [Music] folks my goal here is to limit the amount of drywall repair I'll need to do but seems like it's inevitable like it's just going to happen like this is there's no ceiling joist that's this is nailed to so we're going to have to do some mud work Now by all technicality I don't need to remove these tile pieces cuz the you know Cabinetry is all going to sit on top of it and the new flooring is going to put up to it but sometimes when things are so satisfying to remove you just kind of want to do it it's like taking a screen protector off your brand new phone you don't have to do it but it feels so good doing it now we're talking about remodeling the mudro right but this is such a small area that we might as well do this next level and just do the entire entryway transformation big glass door more natural lighting cool accent mud room it's all going to be part of a big cool video reveal that man I got so many cool ideas can't wait to show you [Music] now that we got a nice clean blank

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