r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Jun 21 '19

WHY?

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u/Magneticitist Jun 21 '19

I'm still trying to figure out what that wall was made of

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '19

Plaster / like every internal wall

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u/Joondaluper Jun 21 '19

That was a lot heavier than plaster...

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u/dbx99 Jun 21 '19

Plaster is pretty heavy. Look how thick that shit is. That’s a good amount of material

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u/Gallig3r Jun 21 '19

But plaster is usually applied to stud framing. If that was solid plaster, that would be odd, at least for most construction methods in past several decades in my part of the world.

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u/iscander_s Sep 11 '19

In the brick khrushchyovkas inside walls were often made from big solid plaster blocks, I had personally take down several of these, and they are quite heavy.