Hello,

I'm in the process of breaking up the basement floor in the boiler room. Where the oil boiler was previously located adjacent to the chimney. It was about 5-10 cm higher concrete floor than the rest of the floor slab. It turned out that it was not only higher but also went deeper than the rest of the slab.

Question 1: Could this part have any stabilizing/load-bearing function for the chimney?

Question 2: Is the wall between the boiler room and the laundry room load-bearing? Built of bricks with reinforcement at the bottom. (The wall with the radiator in the pictures)
 
  • Basement floor plan showing boiler room, laundry room, and workshop areas, with labeled sections and measurements.
  • Blueprint of a basement floor plan with a furnace room, adjacent to a section view; includes details like a garage, workshop, and wall measurements.
  • Basement corner with exposed brick wall, partially dug-up dirt floor, crowbar on ground, and a cable reel in a room under renovation.
  • Brick wall in a basement with exposed plaster and sand at the base, related to questions about load-bearing walls and stability in a renovation project.
  • Brick wall foundation in basement with dug-up dirt and gravel; a tool rests against the exposed area, possibly related to construction inquiry.
  • Basement boiler room under renovation, showing exposed ground, rubble, a radiator on the wall, pipes, and a window at the far end.
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