ᐅ Temporary sidewalk crossing for demolition work

Created on: 15 Sep 2022 09:34

Hello everyone,
has anyone ever removed a driveway crossing like this themselves and can share tips on how to proceed?
It is probably 50/70 asphalt, then a geotextile fabric, and underneath that, paving slabs.
My idea was to try using an 18kg (40 lbs) demolition hammer on a trolley with a wide chisel, to avoid damaging the slabs beneath as much as possible (although some are probably already broken, so if a few break, it’s not a big deal).

Does anyone have other ideas or advice?
Thanks a lot!
Best regards

Baustellenbereich: Metallzaun, Holzreste, Paletten; dunkler Asphaltstreifen am Rand der Straße

julimos27 Sep 2022 11:04

First, water and telecommunications will excavate, and any damage caused must be reported to the relevant authority here, after which there will probably be a bill.

julimos28 Sep 2022 21:19

To wrap up the topic: A demolition hammer on a trolley works well. Not much got damaged, but it is quite time-consuming.

motorradsilke28 Sep 2022 21:37

And where did you get rid of it?

julimos28 Sep 2022 21:44

#10

I still need to order the container; it will be placed in the front yard for now 😀
As mentioned, there are container services here that accept this as construction waste.

ᐅ Temporary sidewalk crossing for demolition work

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