Tear down wall

[Hedenskog]

In the middle of renovating a bedroom and need some advice!
I plan to tear down a wall with wardrobes, and the wall sections are 9.5 cm thick.
So, two thin walls with 60 cm in between and built-in wardrobes!
Could this construction be load-bearing?
The walls are 200 cm long!

Best regards, hedenskog

 

[Schwen92]

Hard to say, sounds a little weak I think. Get back with so you can see

 

[Hedenskog]

As you can see, the unpainted area where the walls/wardrobes have been is the wall you see left to demolish, but I don't know if I dare to.

 

[Schwen92]

Oh, that's how it looked, hard to say, I wouldn't have taken a chance myself but would have kept it.

 

[Stefan1972]

Considering the construction, I find it very hard to believe that it is load-bearing. Looking at slopes and other aspects, you probably have horizontal tension lines in the floor and in the ceiling. The light stud construction in the wall also indicates nothing load-bearing.

 

[Hedenskog]

Okay thanks for your tips, I'll have to think a bit more

Best regards, hedenskog

 

[Lärospånet]

Remove the panel and you'll better see what is load-bearing and not load-bearing.

Look at the framework truss and you'll see how the construction usually looks; there's probably a brace in there that you need to keep. Also see this thread https://www.byggahus.se/forum/threads/noedvaendigt-stag-i-ramverkstakstol.296708/

 

[justusandersson]

There is nothing to suggest that this wall is load-bearing. Neither its location nor its construction.