Hi!
My house was built in '53, lots of stone walls.
Now to my question, is the attic knee wall load-bearing? Haha
I have determined that it is a so-called Swedish roof truss, there are no drawings or images similar to the trusses I have at home.
The wall is built with light gray blocks, there is a crack along the middle part at the top (see red marking), there is a gap between the truss and the wall. The floor has settled significantly, as if the wall is too heavy for the joists (see blue marking). The living room is directly under the wall, and there is no support wall or similar in the ceiling.
Otherwise, the outer roof looks straight and nice.
Best regards, the home builder
My house was built in '53, lots of stone walls.
Now to my question, is the attic knee wall load-bearing? Haha
I have determined that it is a so-called Swedish roof truss, there are no drawings or images similar to the trusses I have at home.
The wall is built with light gray blocks, there is a crack along the middle part at the top (see red marking), there is a gap between the truss and the wall. The floor has settled significantly, as if the wall is too heavy for the joists (see blue marking). The living room is directly under the wall, and there is no support wall or similar in the ceiling.
Otherwise, the outer roof looks straight and nice.
Best regards, the home builder
Best answer
No one would believe that it is load-bearing?