And then the deconstruction began, which sounds easier than it really is. There are an incredible amount of staples and tacks underneath all that cushioning of a chair. Each and every one must be removed.
This tool was a well used instrument that we got lots of practice with.
Quite unlike construction demolition projects I have participating in before (hello Courtney!) this project requires careful prying, peeling, ripping, labeling and documentation for the rebuilding process. This work was much, much slower than I imagined it would be. Just to be clear, when I say "we" I really mean mama and papa bejos because they are in fact responsible for about 90% of this project.
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