Should You Remodel a Kitchen By Yourself? | I Like To Make Stuff

A video on YouTube. In Maker & Builds, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

The creator demonstrates the complete demolition phase of a kitchen renovation, removing upper and lower cabinets, tearing down wallpaper, pulling up layers of flooring, and knocking out a non-load-bearing wall to open the space to the dining room.

From the video

Answers: How do you demo and renovate a kitchen?

kitchen cabinet removal
wallpaper removal with steam
hardwood flooring installation
non-load-bearing wall demolition
electrical wiring and box relocation
drywall installation and finishing

What it concludes

Kitchen cabinets are usually screwed into wall studs and can be removed easily without smashing them.
A steamer is the most effective tool for removing wallpaper in a renovation.
Determining that a wall is non-load-bearing is essential before attempting demolition.
Project calculators, tool rentals, and material ordering apps like The Home Depot's can significantly streamline DIY renovation planning.

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