Knock down a lightweight concrete wall?

[grungarn]

A lightweight concrete wall in an apartment that is 1.5 meters cannot be load-bearing, right?
And the holes that arise in the concrete after knocking down the wall. Is it just a matter of filling them with gypsum, or is another material recommended?
Grateful for answers

 

[injonil]

Why couldn't it be load-bearing?

 

[grungarn]

Okay, so it can be load-bearing even if it's lightweight concrete? Do you see that in drawings or?

 

[injonil]

My basement is made of lättbetong and it is definitely load-bearing

Drawings usually provide the answer to the question, yes.

 

[Jan-Å]

Patching up the holes with plaster is what I do most often if you have an elongated "hole" from floor to ceiling after removing a wall. We have taken down a number of lightweight concrete walls in our house. It creates dust like you wouldn't believe!!

 

[grungarn]

I knocked down a wall earlier. And then it left an elongated hole in the ceiling.
How do you fill it in?

 

[Stefan N]

Gypsum plaster is usually the easiest to achieve.

 

[Jan-Å]

I bought something at the paint store that I've forgotten the name of, something with onestep I think. Filled deep holes right along walls with a plastering, nothing that sank or required multiple applications and not a mortar that needed to be mixed and watered for several days.