kitámasztásokból

Kitámasztásokból is a Hungarian term that translates to "from shorings" or "from supports." It refers to the material or components that were previously used as shoring or temporary support structures. In construction and demolition contexts, shorings are temporary structures erected to support walls, floors, or other building elements during construction, repair, or demolition. They are essential for maintaining structural stability and preventing collapses.

When a project involving shoring is completed or when a building is being dismantled, the shoring materials are removed. "Kitámasztásokból" then describes the origin of these removed materials. These materials can vary widely, including timber beams, steel props, concrete blocks, or other fabricated elements. The term often implies that these materials are being repurposed, recycled, or salvaged for use in other applications, or simply disposed of after their initial function. The process of extracting materials "from shorings" can be a source of reusable building components, contributing to sustainable construction practices by reducing waste and the need for new materials.