Could this be load-bearing?

[NiklasLi]

I wish to demolish the part of the wall that consists of a door and two glass panes, could this be load-bearing? Unfortunately, I don't have any blueprints or anything similar. How can I be completely sure?
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[BirgitS]

Could it be an old exterior wall?
Do you have any floor plans at all?
How old is the house?
Have you checked if the municipality has any drawings?

 

[NiklasLi]

Could it be an old exterior wall?
Do you have any kind of floor plan at all?
How old is the house?
Have you checked if the municipality has any plans?

The house was built in 1967, it hasn't been expanded or anything, so it’s not an old exterior wall. Haven't checked with the municipality, thanks for the tip.

 

[Matti_75]

Check if there is any form of beam above the sections. If not, just tear it down.

 

[BirgitS]

the house was built in 1967, it should not have been extended or similar, so it is not an old outer wall. Haven't checked with the municipality, thanks for the tip

Is the wall under the roof ridge?
Is there any floor above?
If not: Take some pictures of the roof trusses.

 

[NiklasLi]

Is the wall under the ridge?
Is there a floor above?
If not: Take some pictures of the roof trusses.

Yes, the wall is under the ridge. There is an upper floor.

 

[NiklasLi]

Check if there is some form of beam above the sections. If not, you can just tear it down

Do you mean a beam inside the wall above the sections? Or do you mean in the ceiling?

 

[BirgitS]

Yes, the wall is under the ridge. There is an upper floor.

Then it could be a load-bearing heart wall. Plans are needed.

 

[Matti_75]

Do you mean the beam inside the wall above the sections? Or do you mean in the ceiling?

Both