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Even simpler, many interior walls are built with studs covered by drywall. Most able bodied adults can break drwall between the studs. It’s not a particularly
by SkyPuncher 2y ago
Even simpler, many interior walls are built with studs covered by drywall.
Most able bodied adults can break drwall between the studs. It’s not a particularly strong material.
- throwway120385 2y agoIt really depends on the drywall. If it's 3/4 inch soundproof drywall over sound insulation with services like water, electrical, and sewage you can break it but now you have to navigate the services. And many people aren't going to shove themselves through studs on 16" centers.
- giantg2 2y agoIf they're worried about not fitting through 16" studs (let alone this entire scenario), then they should select a room with two doors. If you can't fit through studs, I find it hard to believe they're fitting through most windows (generally a more awkward position with limited dimensions too).
- SkyPuncher 2y agoThose services are in very limited places in interior walls. You may have an electrical line running to the outlets, but you be extremely unlikely to hit sewer or water. If you do, the gap ti the left or right is extremely unlikely to also have the same services.
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