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The internal soft strip often identifies unexpected aspects of the buildings structural design. Quite often when a building needs to be refurbished for existing or change of use purposes it’s also important to consider potential hazards that may be concealed within the fabrics of the building. Such hazards will need to be addressed first with a professional and practical approach. 

 

This allows for practical solutions to the removal of all finished surfaces resulting in the building being returned to its original shell.

 

Internal demolition activities normally follow on from the strip out process which includes the removal of temporary floors and ceilings, non-load bearing partitions, mechanical and electrical (M&E) systems including lighting, cables, cable trays, heating, ventilation systems etc.

The internal strip out works could be that of a segregated area of a building that is being refurbished or perhaps the entire building to facilitate remodelling work.

Once the asbestos survey has been completed and known ACMs are removed, we will then organise making safe all of mechanical and electrical supplies which will be affected as part of the works.

Soft Strip works are include but are not limited to:

  • Removal of loose and fixed furniture

  • Removal of fixings and fittings

  • Removal of floor finishes

  • Removal of ceiling finishes

  • Removal of non loadbearing partitions and walls

  • Removal of Temporary Structures

  • Removal of Mechanical and Electrical Installations

Fibrem Limited aim to recycle as much material as possible to minimise the volume of waste sent to landfill.

Our team have a robust technical expertise and experience in soft stripping of buildings on projects of all values from small complex projects to large extensive projects as well as sympathetic strips to Grade II listed buildings.

We are committed to meeting our client's programme and budget on all projects. 

Internal Strip Out Case Studies

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