Repair yodeler balcony (rotten wood)

[Thomas_Blekinge]

It's spring now, so it's a nice project. Feel free to invest in good tools to make it much easier:
scaffolding
reciprocating saw (a must and a pleasure)
heavy-duty crowbar
hand-held circular saw
etc.

Work safely!

 

[Plupp 167573]

It's spring now, so it's a nice project. Feel free to invest in good tools to make it much easier:
scaffolding
reciprocating saw (a must and a pleasure)
sturdy crowbar
hand circular saw
etc.

Work safely!

Thanks for the tips! Honestly, I barely know where to start with the demolition. The railing, which needs to be removed, is one thing. The floor will probably work itself out too. The paneling on all three sides along the edges has no issues, so I'd prefer to save it if possible. Maybe it'll become clear when I start tearing it down. Time to get to know a neighbor with scaffolding...

 

[Gårdsboende]

Thanks for the tips! To be honest, I barely know where to start with the demolition. The railing, which should be removed, is one thing. The floor will probably sort itself out too. The panel on all three sides along the edges, however, has no faults at all, so I'd like to save it if possible. Maybe it will become clear once I start tearing down. Time to get to know a neighbor with scaffolding...

Of course, you save the panel/facade and put it back afterward, but it must temporarily be removed so you can access the support beam along its full length.

 

[Plupp 167573]

Of course, you save the panel/cladding and put it back later, but it must be temporarily removed so you can access the full length of the load-bearing beam.

Exactly! It's more about how to dismantle it carefully that I am unsure about

 

[Gårdsboende]

Exactly! It's rather how it's dismantled gently that I'm not familiar with

A good crowbar under the panel towards the support beam should make it come off, you can't be too cautious, there are people who do nothing but sell paint all day so you can fill in if you scuff it off during dismantling.