Demolition of basement floor and walls

[Sixtens]

Hello good people,

I have started constructing a basement floor and a non-load-bearing partition wall.
However, when I inspected the foundation for the non-load-bearing wall, I became a bit concerned.

The wall itself is 7 cm thick and made of lightweight concrete, while the foundation is almost 30 cm wide and about 20 cm thick, cast in concrete but without reinforcement. I will need to chip away the foundation itself. What do you think, should I have someone take a look?

 

[grovspacklarn]

How have you determined that the wall is non-load-bearing?

 

[Sixtens]

How did you determine that the wall is non-load-bearing?

Based on the work preparation from 1945, it is clearly stated that the non-load-bearing partition walls should be constructed of aerated concrete.

 

[grovspacklarn]

Based on the work preparation from 1945, it is clear that the non-load-bearing partitions should be constructed of lightweight concrete.

If you're sure about that. The "foot" is there to distribute the pressure from the wall, and whatever the wall possibly carries.