The Petersburger dismantled three tile stoves in the apartment on Pravda Street and handed them to the new owners

Petersburger Nikolai Konashenok dismantled three tile stoves in the apartment on Pravda Street and handed them to the new owners. He told about this on his Facebook page.

According to Konashenka, all three furnaces were not guarded by KGIOP, and the owner of the apartment, who makes repairs there, wanted to get rid of them.

One of the furnaces, according to the activist, was sent to the Pskov forests to a new house, built in the style of the Russian North. The second is in the apartment in Kolomna next to the Kalinkin bridge, and the third is under Vyborg in the reconstructed estate of Kroni Kiiskil.

Earlier, Nikolai Konashenok dismantled the tile stove in the abandoned dacha of Maslennikov in Zelenogorsk and put it up for sale for 120 thousand rubles. He had no right to do this, because he was not the owner of the site. In justification, Nikolai said that he did this in order to “keep it from possible fires” and “through social networks to find a new responsible owner”, but recognized the decision to dismantle “impulsive and rash”.