7 Things to Consider While Carrying a Procedure of Demolition!

1.  Return to site ‘7’ Things to Consider While Carrying ‘7’ Things to Consider While Carrying a Procedure of Demolition! a Procedure of Demolition! January 20, 2020 · Home Improvement Construction is considered one of the most promising and cost-effective sectors of the economy. Many building contractors, architectural, plus numerous manufacturers use different building materials, from primitive brick and reinforced concrete products to technologically complex paints and varnishes, metal-plastic windows to build a house. But these construction organizations also carry out the demolition of buildings on its own. This does not always happen in an acceptable time frame and by no means, every time is carried out in compliance with the technology, including safety precautions. In general, few people know that such activities are subject to state licensing. Many Demolition companies hire experienced staff in order to give quality services to their customers. But what points need to consider while carrying out a procedure of demolition? Let's have a look at the following: Disassembling the Roof It should be remembered that the main principle of the element-by-element dismantling of the building is to start from the roof. Before demolishing the roof, you need to

2. remove all wiring, antennas and other installed elements from it. A?er this, attic floors should be fixed. If you can understand a roof with a slope of more than 20 degrees, cornices with the removal of more than 0.3 meters from the walls, you need to use safety belts. The demolition of buildings must begin with attic floors, and if the height exceeds 1.3 meters, use the scaffolding with emphasis on the beams of the floors. You cannot put the scaffold on the backfill, roll-up shields and other elements of the inter-beam space. Hanging ra?ers in the working position should not be disassembled. They need to be lowered to the attic floor. Work with Overlapping The ceiling needs to be destroyed only from top to bottom a?er demolishing the structures of the upper floor and the complete removal of the dismantled elements. If there are no floors but you need to remove backfill or roll- over, then temporary floorings are installed with a width of at least half a meter. Moving on the paneling is allowed only with fences and safety belts. In the beginning, every fourth beam is le? to ensure a stable position of the walls. Le? beams are dismantled last. If necessary, the beams can be strengthened with girders and uprights from below. Demolishing of brick vaults is allowed only a?er the installation of spacers that will take on the horizontal load from adjacent arches. Such spacers must be placed on the shelves of the beams in a straight line, while the step should be up to 3 meters.

3. Dismantling the Walls Walls can be disassembled in different ways, the most common is the use of a jacking tool like pneumatic or electric, impact destruction or rolls using heavy earthmoving equipment. Before disassembling the walls, the following work must be done: Demolition of internal engineering networks and equipment Remove the glazing of windows Disassemble door and window fillings The cutting should be done exclusively in the absence of a vertical inclination of the structure in its direction. If the wall will be demolished by the shock method, then you must first fence a zone with a width of at least a third of the height of the building. Stairs, Columns, and Pillars Stairs, like other structural components, need to be disassembled from top to bottom along the walls and floors. At the same time, the stair railing must be demolished more slowly as the stairs themselves are demolition. Demolishing can only be carried out within one floor. When working with columns, the trimming of these elements must be carried out a?er they are slanged. The methods by which the sling is performed should be guaranteed to exclude the accidental fall of pillars and columns. If the latter lose stability, they must be temporarily strengthened before demolishing.

4. Foundation There are no special requirements for the demolishing of the foundation, the operating procedure at this stage can be arbitrary. It is not recommended to perform deliberately unsafe actions like to pass in the formed openings in the foundation or to pass tools through them. Cost Estimation While discussing the demolishing procedure, do not forget to ask about the cost estimation. This will give you a great starting point for the task of comparing contractors for your project. In addition, take a look at the contractors’ experience., payment schedule expectations, total time in completion of the project and other various factors. Once you have evaluated and discussed the total estimation cost with your contractors, it is time to move to the final details of the demolition project. Verify the Contractor’s License The main condition for the demolition of the company is a state license issued by the federation for construction and housing and communal services or some local authorities. Of course, in order to choose a demolition company, you should make sure that the number of construction projects in your city is sufficient for an even and constant implementation of activities, and that the construction is large enough and long-term. Bottom Line When demolishing, it is necessary to monitor the state of soil slopes. You cannot be in the zone of a possible shi? or

5. collapse of the structure, especially in cases where there is a highway with heavy traffic nearby. Moreover, hire an experienced and professional demolition contractor who can carry all the procedure safely. Previous Things To Consider Before Buying Earthmoving Equipment Next  Return to site Powered by Strikingly     