He could hide in a furnace room or storage area:

(b) Contained burning/incineration. Incineration is the controlled burning of ammunition in a specially designed oven or furnace (e.g., burning boxes, cages, kettles) capable of containing the effects of the explosions entailed.

Tangible assets may often become attachments to other tangible assets (whether movable, as in the case of tyres attached to road vehicles, or immovable, as in the case of ornamental fireplaces or chandeliers or furnaces attached to buildings).

(i) Where it is possible to utilize electrical, blast or foundry furnaces, this is probably the optimum method of destruction.

I mean, aren't these pipes supposed to lead down to a furnace or something?

*Controlled atmosphere (vacuum or inert gas) induction furnaces, and power supplies therefor, as follows:

Sometimes, the movable property may be an attachment and not fully incorporated into immovable property (for example, an elevator, a furnace, or an attached counter or display case).

Sometimes, the movable asset may be an attachment and not fully incorporated into immovable property (for example, an elevator, a furnace, or an attached counter or display case).

It is made through two basic routes: from raw materials (iron ore, limestone and coke) by the blast furnace or basic oxygen furnace route (this method is known as the integrated route), or from scrap via the electric arc furnace (EAF) method.

Yeah, if I was a thief, the first thing I'd do is I'd take all the copper and I'd melt it down in a furnace or a fire and then sell it to a copper dealer, eh.