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Demolish Understairs Drywall Walls

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Under Staircase Makeover | DEMO DAY

What happens here

Using a sledgehammer and a pry bar, the homeowner systematically demolishes the drywall walls of the understairs closet. He starts by striking the drywall with the sledgehammer and then uses the pry bar to remove larger sections. This process creates an open shell, exposing the internal studs and wiring. The demolition involves breaking through the walls to connect the previously enclosed closet space with the main living area, crucial for the open concept beverage bar and storage area.

Goal: Break down the drywall of the understairs closet to open up the space, removing both the front-facing and internal walls.

Tools and materials

  • Drywall Saw
  • Gloves
  • Pry Bar
  • Respirator Mask
  • Safety Glasses
  • Sledgehammer
  • Stiff Putty Knife

What they say

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design into the space so I'll be fine so much room for activities to just let's make this into actually useful space so I'm gonna take this fancy little hammer yeah I'm just winging it away and now let this canvas tell me what it wants to be let's have fun [Music] did I ever talk to you about this no did we discuss this now this did she say you wanted a an open concept sometimes in this house you like that it's open right you know a lot of people are asking me always what kind of tools do I need to get started with Home Rhino stuff and this is my basic go to tackling any project a good strong hammer don't get those small little things something with good weight to make some damage a pry bar a good one this is my one of my favorites a nice stiff putty knife I mean this thing does not Bend and then a drywall knife I travel knife as you can see helps you cut some stuff out so these little things probably what 25 bucks once the tools 30 bucks get you going so invest invest in your tools guys oh we done

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