Load-bearing beam or?

[sonictra]

Hi! I am renovating the closets in my house that was built in 1949. When I tore them down, I discovered some boards that might be load-bearing. What do you think?

 

[sonictra]

There are the wardrobes in the master bedroom.

 

[BirgitS]

Where in the house is the wall located?
Upload the floor plans of the house with a marking of which wall it concerns, when the house was built, and preferably a sectional drawing, then it might be possible to provide a better answer..

 

[BirgitS]

There are the wardrobes in the master bedroom

The wall between the bedrooms, which probably runs along the roof ridge, might be load-bearing. Not sure which boards you're referring to. It's hard to know exactly how and what in the walls support the weight of the joists above.

 

[sonictra]

The wall between the bedrooms, that likely runs along the ridge beam, can be load-bearing. I don't know which boards you are referring to. It's hard to know exactly how and what in the walls support the weight of the floor structure above.

The boards are 4.5x60

 

[BirgitS]

The dimension of the beams says nothing. Small dimensions are sufficient for small loads and slightly larger loads if they are close together.

I believe there are load-bearing beams among the red ones.