Here, you can hit your head on the edge of the ceiling at the bottom step if you're not careful. The ceiling height is only 2.15 meters on the lower floor.
Do you think it would be realistic to properly "bevel" the corner with some carpentry, or can you be sure to immediately run into a beam?
Here you hit your head on the edge of the ceiling at the bottom step if you're not careful. It's only 2.15 meters in ceiling height on the lower floor.
Do you think it would be realistic to "bevel" the corner properly with some carpentry, or can one expect to immediately encounter a beam?
You can never be sure, but you should probably assume that you will and need to provide support.
If it had been easy to bevel/move it, it would probably have been built that way from the beginning, don't you think?
The best answer is if you open it up and can see how it is built... preferably making a hole large enough to see the construction in the circled area... (easier to restore than the roof)
Whether it is feasible then depends entirely on how the joist is dimensioned...
