Indoors, there is a need for the destruction of wall partitions or load-bearing walls. When redevelopment, major repairs due to the dilapidation of structures have to be removed - dismantled. This is a complicated procedure. It depends on many factors. The building can be wooden, brick, panel and so on. To dismantle this building completely, partially, with the preservation of building material or without its saving? The time required for demolition, equipment will depend on the choice of parameters and characteristics. The price will also be different.
Before starting work, it is necessary to calculate how they will affect the remaining structures. To dismantle is not only to destroy the wall, but also to redistribute the load, while maintaining functionality. Particular care is required when working with load-bearing supports.
The dependence of the dismantling on the quality of the walls
Depending on the building material from which the structure is made, for its demolition, different equipment and dismantling methods will be required. They have their own characteristics:
Partitions made of reinforced plaster. When changing the configuration or expanding the bathrooms built in the Soviet period, it is required to dismantle them. This is a complex process, because in this case not only the wall, but also the plumbing box will be demolished.
Partitions made of bricks. If increased accuracy or lack of vibration is required in a dilapidated housing, the diamond cutting method can be used.
Concrete walls. They can be demolished using internal division or contour cutting methods. The choice of dismantling method will depend on the thickness, reinforcement, quality, height and required results.
Drywall partitions. Their demolition is the simplest and cheapest.
What determines the price of dismantling
The walls must be dismantled by specialists with knowledge in this field and the necessary equipment. The cost of their work is calculated depending on many factors:
The area of destructible surface.
The desired result.
The material of which the design is made, and its quality.
Construction heights.
The thickness of the wall and the presence of additional fasteners.
The choice of the dismantling method, its timing and labor intensity will depend on these factors.