Hi took out part of an interior wall (around 3ft) in my flat when doing some alterations. As it was made of timber I assumed it would be non supporting but after reading some posts am not so sure.The flat has a stone wall running through the centre of it which I think is the supporting structure can anyone advise. Thanks Bill
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Stud walls are not classed as load-bearing ( unless they have been beefed up ), so it will be ok.
Stud walls are not classed as load-bearing ( unless they have been beefed up ), so it will be ok.
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Hi The part of the wall I removed seemed to be constructed of quite thick wood, thicker than normal modern materials, saying this the flat is part of a 4story block which is around 100 yers old, did the over engineer things then and would they definetley not use any interior wood consructed lathing plaster walls as a supporting structure. thaks Billmarkie said:
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