<p>An iconic Bunnings hardware store in Inglewood, Western Australia, was gutted in a fire that threatened residents and nearby homes on February 26.</p><p>The blaze was reported at 9pm on Monday night and more than 100 firefighters were dispatched through the evening to contain the blaze, which reached more than 8 metres high, ABC reported</a>. Residents were evacuated due to a risk of exploding pressurised gas canisters and toxic chemicals released into the air after the roof collapsed.</p><p>These videos, taken by ABC Perth presenter Nadia Mitsopoulos, show the entire building engulfed in flames and firefighters still working the next morning.</p><p>While the cause of the fire is still being investigated, the estimated damage caused by the fire is expected to surpass $5 million, according to WA Today</a>. Credit: Nadia Mitsopoulos via Storyful</p><br />
