The last few days I’ve been doing more demolition.
I removed the ceiling trim and paneling from part of the soffit in the kitchen so that we can see how far up the new cabinets can go.
Those big purlins (beams), on the ceiling are apparently just for show. They stop at the walls and are attached with nothing more than home-made joist hangers.
Having removed some of the ceiling trim I went ahead and finished removing the rest of it upstairs and down. The results aren’t much to look at but here’s the pile of trim.
The narrow boards at the left are the trim (the wider ones to the right are the board and batten that I removed from my office a while ago).
I also removed the shelves and shelf supports from the pantry.
And here’s an odd thing.
Yep. That’s a bare copper wire going across the corner of the pantry. On the opposite side of the wall to the right is a light switch. On the opposite side of the wall to the left is where the intercom master unit was. That wire is how they grounded the intercom system. Nice install guys. Not! 😕
I also finished removing all of the faux shutters, removed all five (yes, five), small satellite dishes, removed the (really ugly), medicine cabinet from the master bath, and finished removing all of the folding door hardware.