We are renovating a villa from 1959 and would like to demolish the interior walls on the upper floor. They are about 10cm thick and consist of light concrete + plaster. Is there anyone who can, with the help of the construction drawing, say if these walls are load-bearing?
The walls we would like to demolish are marked in red. The walls marked in orange would be nice to remove to expose the beams from the attic, but it’s not a must.
Usually, things that are outlined in the truss drawing are load-bearing.
But since it seems to be asymmetrical, there might be something special, so it might be good to check with a structural engineer.
However, the walls that go up/down in the floor plan, i.e., parallel to the trusses, are hardly load-bearing in any case.
Usually, things that are drawn in the truss drawing are load-bearing.
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But since it seems to be asymmetrical, there might be something special, so it might be good to check with a structural engineer.
But the walls that run upward/downward in the floor plan, i.e., parallel to the trusses, are hardly load-bearing in any case.
Thanks for the response! That's probably what we should do just to be on the safe side
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