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If you have a reciprocating saw you could try cutting the shelves in half and folding them down to get them out.
Cut round the outside of the fascia with the multitool and pry the frontage out as a single piece.
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Won't the shelves lift off the battens and come out? Might need to start with the top one to give the next one headroom to lift one side first - or is the plaster blocking one side from lifting/jamming the shelves? If the latter then maybe cut through the shelves as bobbo suggests - Jigsaw would get most of the way through if no reciprocating saw.
Bobbo
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@CYOA
Am I missing an easier way to get this fucking thing out without knocking down a wall by mistake?
(Multitool cutting through wood around the nails pulling/levering the section with nail out. Then chiseling the blown plaster off back to the brick to allow the shelves themselves to be pulled out).
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