Hi, I want to tear down the wall between the kitchen and the living room. I wonder if it's a load-bearing wall? Thanks for the answer.
 
  • Floor plan showing the layout of a house with a highlighted wall between the kitchen and living room, possibly indicating a query about load-bearing status.
Probably not, as it concerns the upper level of a souterränghus. However, you need to see the entire plan to be certain.
 
J justusandersson said:
Probably not, as it concerns the upper floor of a souterränghus. However, you need to see the entire plan to be sure.
Hello again, thanks for the reply, here are more pictures.
 
  • Room under renovation with exposed wooden beams, electrical wires, and floral wallpaper. Pink plastic bags and debris on the floor.
  • Blueprint of a building's cross-section showing construction details and dimensions in ink on large paper.
  • Blueprint of a building layout with detailed measurements and annotations. The image shows architectural design plans for construction.
Both the attic floor and roof trusses consist of masonite beams, so one can exclude load-bearing partition walls on the upper level.
 
J justusandersson said:
Both the attic floor and the roof trusses consist of masonite beams, so one can exclude load-bearing partition walls on the upper floor.
So it's not load-bearing as marked with orange color. I can tear down the wall, great. Thank you so much for the answer and help.
 
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