We were planning to take down a wall between the kitchen and the living room and preferably also the one towards the hallway in our Hultsfred house from the 60s. I am trying to understand if the walls are part of the load-bearing structure or if they are free-standing roof trusses. I have tried looking at construction drawings but am not sure.
In the building description, there are mentions of how load-bearing interior walls are built, but can the inner part of the wall that faces outward be called an interior wall too, and the outer part that the brick stands against is referred to as an exterior wall, or is the part that faces inward also part of the exterior wall so to speak?
According to the attached documents, the roof trusses are freestanding, so only the outer walls are load-bearing.
It should be fine to demolish any interior walls without causing a disaster...
