Need input, do you think this wall is load-bearing (see pictures)

[Rasmus504]

As you can see, it's about the wall between the kitchen and living room, see images, very grateful for your thoughts.

Best regards, Rasmus

 

[Åsa Lund]

Possibly the pillar between the doors to the dining/living room is load-bearing. Otherwise, I don't think so.

 

[Rasmus504]

I understand what you mean. That pillar will have to stay. Thanks for the feedback Åsa.

 

[Åsa Lund]

Sometimes, you can even feel a wall to determine if it's load-bearing or not by pushing/pressing on it. If it sways and gives way, it is not load-bearing.

 

[tummenrättihanden]

Wouldn't think it is load-bearing. However, it can be frame-stabilizing.

 

[Rasmus504]

Wouldn't think it's load-bearing. However, it might be bracing.

Does that mean you shouldn't remove it then?

 

[justusandersson]

The wall is definitely not load-bearing. However, the pillar between the doors is. Since there are plenty of transverse walls on the other side of the core wall, the stabilizing effect of the wall is negligible.

 

[Rasmus504]

The wall is absolutely not load-bearing. However, the pillar between the doors is. Since there are plenty of transverse walls on the other side of the heart wall, the wall's stabilizing effect is negligible.

Thanks for the feedback. I'll get back with the results later, so maybe someone else will be helped too. All the best