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Browse our collection of demolition work photographs, organised by the spaces and materials shown. Select a photograph for a larger view.

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The full photo collection

100 work photographs. Select any image for a larger view.

Rooms and exposed framing

Open interiors, retained openings and the edges between rooms. Framing in a photograph does not establish what can be removed at another property.

Exposed wall studs with a ladder and timber on the floor.

Timber framing visible through an interior opening.

Ladder beside exposed wall studs and stacked boards.

Exposed wall framing beside a retained doorway.

Partly opened interior with retained ceiling sections and exposed framing.

Large room with exposed ceiling joists and wall framing.

Open interior with retained flooring and exposed wall framing.

Attic space with exposed roof framing and loose timber.

Roof framing above loose boards in an attic space.

Room with retained patterned walls, an opened ceiling and loose material.

Retained patterned walls beneath a partly opened ceiling.

People working among loose materials inside a room.

Loose broken floor material beside retained cabinets and equipment.

Window-side interior with exposed framing and loose materials.

Exposed interior framing beside a large opening.

Timber framing above loose material near a window.

Exposed ceiling joists and wall framing beside masonry and a window.

Narrow interior with exposed wall studs and loose material.

Timber framing across an open interior and window wall.

Narrow stripped room with a window at the far end.

Exposed interior framing beside windows and loose floor material.

Mirrored doors beneath a partly opened ceiling.

Partly stripped interior with overhead ductwork and red portable equipment.

Stripped room with exposed overhead services and masonry walls.

Exposed wall studs above removed material.

Interior partitions and overhead framing during removal.

Open wall cavities beside a pile of removed material.

Large room with exposed framing and an exterior opening.

Framed passage leading into an open interior.

Long interior with exposed timber framing and a cleared floor.

Hallway with partly removed wall finishes.

Exposed wall framing beside a pile of removed finishes.

Open interior wall framing with a red bucket.

Tall exposed wall framing and floor material.

Narrow passage lined with exposed wall studs.

Timber partition framing beside an interior corridor.

Open interior with exposed timber ceiling and wall framing.

Loose masonry and finish material beside exposed studs.

Open ceiling joists above a room with a large exterior opening.

Open interior with a framed opening between rooms.

Removed timber piled beside exposed wall studs.

Long interior with timber ceiling and wall framing exposed.

Ceilings and visible services

Opened ceilings, retained wall finishes and overhead installations. Identify finishes separately from the systems that serve the building.

Interior with a partly opened ceiling and floor materials.

Ceiling opening above a partially stripped partition.

People and equipment in a partially opened ceiling area.

Opened ceiling with exposed timber joists above retained wall finishes.

Large interior with partly removed ceiling sections.

Room with patchy ceiling finishes and retained windows.

Ladder beneath exposed overhead services.

Dim interior with exposed ceiling framing and collected materials.

Dark room with loose materials around the floor.

Person on a ladder beneath exposed ceiling services.

Open interior floor with tools beneath exposed ceiling sections.

Room with exposed ceiling joists and piles of removed material.

Ceiling laths and loose material in a windowed room.

People in a room with an opened ceiling section.

Open ceiling joists above loose materials and equipment.

Open ceiling joists above an interior work area.

Ceiling opening above a partly stripped interior.

Exposed ceiling framing and insulation above loose interior materials.

Large windowed room with exposed overhead framing.

Person inside a room with loose materials and an opened ceiling.

Floors, layers and retained edges

Removed finishes, exposed floor areas and rooms with surfaces remaining. These views help explain a boundary, without promising a surface ready for installation.

Partly removed floor finish, loose material and retained wall finishes.

Long open room with tools and materials on the floor.

Floor material and rubble beside a doorway.

Room with a fireplace and a cleared floor.

Retained windows and door beside removed flooring material.

Open floor cavity between timber joists.

Close view of an open floor cavity and timber joists.

Room with retained windows and partly removed flooring.

Loose timber stacked inside a windowed room.

Rectangular floor opening with loose material beside exposed wall framing.

Pile of timber inside a room with retained windows.

Open interior with removed floor finishes and partly retained kitchen cabinets.

Small room with retained wall finishes and loose material across the floor.

Kitchens and smaller rooms

Cabinets, fixtures, wall openings and room finishes. Use the visible details to describe what should come out and what needs to stay.

Kitchen floor with removed finish materials beside cabinets.

Small room with lower wall finishes removed.

Small tiled room with loose material across the floor.

Bathroom with retained fixtures and partly stripped walls.

Small interior room with wall finishes partly removed.

Loose removed material beneath a retained window.

Exposed wall cavities in a partially stripped small room.

Bathroom with exposed ceiling framing and retained fixtures.

Small room with exposed framing and pink insulation.

Kitchen with retained cabinets and a partly stripped floor.

Kitchen-side interior with partly removed wall finishes.

Exteriors, structures and site access

Detached structures, entrances and conditions beside buildings. The collection includes site conditions beyond ordinary demolition; it does not establish excavation or foundation-work capability.

Narrow exterior passage beside a building wall.

Excavated area alongside an exterior foundation wall.

Narrow excavation beside exterior siding.

Timber and other materials outside a building entrance.

Detached outbuilding and cleared ground beneath trees.

Timber outbuilding with its interior exposed.

Recessed exterior masonry area with loose material.

Brick entrance and steps with adjacent rubble.

Outdoor ground and materials beside a detached structure.

Pile of timber and other removed materials outside.

Removed doors, panels and timber stacked outdoors.

Discussing a similar project

The images show visible conditions at a moment in the work. A stripped wall does not establish that an adjacent wall is safe to remove, and a clear floor does not prove a space is ready for rebuilding. Your property needs its own assessment.

You can refer to a photograph when describing your project. Let us know what is similar, what is different and what you want removed. Locations and dates are not recorded for this collection.

The full photo collection

Rooms and exposed framing

Ceilings and visible services

Floors, layers and retained edges

Kitchens and smaller rooms

Exteriors, structures and site access

Discussing a similar project

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