Found an old kitchen behind the wall!

[TiP]

We are renovating the bedroom and tore down a wardrobe that spanned the entire room. It was 4 meters with sliding doors. In the wardrobe, gypsum boards were installed as a wall in the back part. When we tore these down, we found an additional 4 x 1 sqm space and a whole kitchen squeezed in. Everything except the appliances was there: kitchen cabinets, parts of the floor, moldings, door frame, wall, bricks, insulation, chicken wire, etc. Just a bunch of debris!! After carrying out everything we could, we found a lot of stone debris/shavings/concrete powder (don't know what it's called). But does anyone know how to get rid of that?? It creates a terrible amount of dust and is hard to clean up.?

 

[Knight]

Pictures please!!

 

[SågspånPappspikEternit]

Shovel the bynket (or böset or whatever it's called in your dialect) into bags! It might be good to use a face mask against the dust.

 

[Pasjostrom]

Yes, there are no shortcuts, put on the half-mask and start shoveling, preferably in extra durable garbage bags. I would have the window open to throw the bags out of and keep the rest of the house closed in the meantime.

fight!

 

[Plupp 168520]

If you can properly close off the space, I would recommend renting an Air Purifier.

https://www.leifarvidsson.se/pullman-luftrenare-a1000

It might be borderline too costly for the small area (400-600kr/day where I live) but it drastically reduces the amount of dust in the air when running.

 

[Orren1]

One option is to rent a wet/dry vacuum cleaner at the nearest rental place (cramo or ramirent etc.)
Costs five hundred for a day.

 

[TiP]

An alternative is to rent a wet/dry vacuum cleaner at the nearest rental place (cramo or ramirent etc.) Costs five hundred for a day.

Thank you, I will check that out!

 

[alm82]

Make sure there are no remaining water pipes, it's not fun to have such things built-in.

 

[Workingclasshero]

Fantastic fun to find 4 square meters more

 

[DennisCA]

We are renovating the bedroom and then tore down a wardrobe that ran along the entire room. It was 4 meters, with sliding doors. In the wardrobe, plasterboards were put up as a wall in the back part. When we tore these down, we found 4 x 1 sqm extra space and a whole kitchen crammed in. Everything except for the appliances was there, kitchen cabinets, parts of the floor, moldings, door frame, wall, bricks, insulation, chicken wire, etc. Just a bunch of junk!! When we carried out everything we could, we found a lot of stone waste/shavings/concrete powder (don’t know what it’s called) but does anyone know how to get rid of that?? It makes a terrible amount of dust and is hard to clean up.?

Be careful with all that powder and stuff from old times, not sure if there's asbestos in that?

 

[TiP]

Fantastic fun to find 4 sqm more

Yes, really

 

[TiP]

Be careful with all that powder and stuff from old times, I don't know if there might be asbestos in that?

Yeah, that darn dust is a bit scary.

 

[Tabors39]

Attic space?

 

[Anders243]

Ikea's large blue bags are very practical for carrying out demolition debris.

 

[Orientexpressen]

It looks like you've found the kattvind. There should be one along the entire side and also on the opposite side of the house.