I have a conservatory which was formerly a hot-house. It has a concrete floor supported by some I-beams over a kind of cellar underneath and one of the uprights is totally shot - rusted right through big enough for your hand to pass through.
I'd love to simply drop the floor and replace it but I'm more concerned it needs fixing right now and funds mean a like-for-like is probably all I can do.
It is bolted to some sort of plate on the floor, and to another steel at the top and all the bolts are pretty rusted too. What would be the typical way to get this out so a new one can be bolted in place? Is it simply a case of hiring a heavy-duty grinder?
I'd love to simply drop the floor and replace it but I'm more concerned it needs fixing right now and funds mean a like-for-like is probably all I can do.
It is bolted to some sort of plate on the floor, and to another steel at the top and all the bolts are pretty rusted too. What would be the typical way to get this out so a new one can be bolted in place? Is it simply a case of hiring a heavy-duty grinder?