Interior demolition
Demolition of a sheet-metal-clad stove
We demolished a stove with a sheet-metal casing that stood in a room. Before starting, we covered the floor and separated the surrounding surfaces with plastic sheeting.
About the job
What was done?
In the corner of the room, next to a wooden door, stood a black stove with a corrugated sheet-metal casing and cast-iron doors. Before demolition, we covered the floor with construction paper, secured it with tape and separated the walls and passageways with plastic sheeting. We then opened the sheet-metal casing and demolished the brickwork from the top down. We collected the bricks and rubble in bags. An opening was left in the wall where the stove had stood, with brick showing at its edges, and the stove's brick base remained on the floor.
Work stages
How did it go?
- 01
Covering surfaces
We covered the floor with construction paper and secured it with orange tape. We separated the walls and passageways with plastic sheeting.
- 02
Opening the casing
We opened the top of the stove's sheet-metal casing to reach the brickwork inside.
- 03
Demolishing the brickwork
We demolished the stove's brickwork layer by layer from the top down.
- 04
Collecting the waste
We put the bricks and rubble from the demolition into bags.
- 05
Where the stove stood
The stove has been removed. An opening was left in the wall and a brick base on the floor.
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