Remove a wall to put a door in. Cost?

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  1. Ryno

    Ryno Active Member

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    Hey guys

    What you reckon it would cost to remove a wall and put sliding doors in place. Lenght is 3m long approximately.

    Can give more info if you want. Just curious cheers

    Ryan
     
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  2. Brian84

    Brian84 Well-Known Member

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    Is it internal or external wall?
    If external is it brick Veneer or cladding on timber frame.
     
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  3. bob shovel

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    External internal? Wall colour? Brick veneer i assume? In the riff
     
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    5K should cover it.
     
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  5. Scott No Mates

    Scott No Mates Well-Known Member

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    Two critical questions @bob shovel asked
    • Wall colour
    • In the Druie - allow for 3 times as much material ;)
     
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  6. bob shovel

    bob shovel Well-Known Member

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    And twice the amount of tools to allow for sticky fingers
     
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  7. datto

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    In the Druitt we just drive a car through the wall and put a plastic tarp up. Then claim everything on insurance. Finish up with money in the pocket lol.
     
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  8. Ryno

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    Yep external wall brick vaneer. Why would wall colour matter? Internal wall is an ugly light blue however painting soon. In the riff lol

    I have an extension at the back which goes past the existing wall. I have an opportunity if i can to knock down a wall and creat more light and open the back of my house up. The kitchen and dining can continue onto an outdoor area central to my yard. I have concreted outside so a sliding door put in and i can set up a little outdoor area ready to go.
     
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