I am tearing out my old bathroom and am considering what is load-bearing and what is not. In the pictures below, you can see where the rafters go (one picture marked with silver tape 
and in the other, it's visible with nails and joints in the ceiling).
The house has a 45-degree roof pitch with a raised wall. Adjacent rooms have "kattvindar" which I believe are part of the load-bearing structure. I have torn out enough to see that there is no beam relieving these two rafters.
Do you think I should create a header for the rafters since I've already "stripped away" everything, or should I leave it as it is?
and in the other, it's visible with nails and joints in the ceiling).The house has a 45-degree roof pitch with a raised wall. Adjacent rooms have "kattvindar" which I believe are part of the load-bearing structure. I have torn out enough to see that there is no beam relieving these two rafters.
Do you think I should create a header for the rafters since I've already "stripped away" everything, or should I leave it as it is?
