Hi folk, We will shortly be re-doing our bathroom part of this will involve the removal of the stud wall that seperates the bath room and toilet. What I want advice about is am I thinking right about doing it, and not left anything majour out !!!!!
I know its not a load bearing wall as it has nothing under it on the ground floor and the house was built in 1875 - 1880, The interesting part thou is that both that wall and the corridor wall are what appears to be stud partition with a form of breeze block in between the wood but that only goes half way up then it seems a normal stud wall!!!!
What I plan on doing is---
-Remove the tiles and plasterboard,
-Remove breeze block,
-Carefully remove wood frame making sure the ceiling doesnt start to move too much,
-Re-board exsisting walls ( exterior wall is old Lathe and plaster and seems fragile) this will cover the gap left by the wall on both sides then cut some board to fit and fit it in the ceiling then plaster over that and tile the walls. Hopefully they havent cut the floorboards otherwise I might have to let in some new wood.
Does this seem ok or am I missing something?????
Cheers peeps
I know its not a load bearing wall as it has nothing under it on the ground floor and the house was built in 1875 - 1880, The interesting part thou is that both that wall and the corridor wall are what appears to be stud partition with a form of breeze block in between the wood but that only goes half way up then it seems a normal stud wall!!!!
What I plan on doing is---
-Remove the tiles and plasterboard,
-Remove breeze block,
-Carefully remove wood frame making sure the ceiling doesnt start to move too much,
-Re-board exsisting walls ( exterior wall is old Lathe and plaster and seems fragile) this will cover the gap left by the wall on both sides then cut some board to fit and fit it in the ceiling then plaster over that and tile the walls. Hopefully they havent cut the floorboards otherwise I might have to let in some new wood.
Does this seem ok or am I missing something?????
Cheers peeps