Extensions · Roof extensions · Renovation

Removing a wall

Removing a wall can create a larger kitchen or living space. First establish what the wall supports and which services or building functions pass through it.

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Load-bearing or partition?

Appearance, sound and thickness are clues, not a definitive structural assessment. Use available drawings and a qualified inspection to establish the role of the wall and the consequences of removal.

Services and building functions

Check electrical wiring, pipework, ventilation and any fire or acoustic separation. Their relocation and reinstatement should be part of the design rather than an unexpected task after demolition.

Define the finished opening

Specify opening dimensions, structural work where needed, floor repairs and wall or ceiling finishing. Discuss whether matching existing materials is possible and where visible transitions may remain.

Sequence the work

Complete engineering and permission checks before site work. Agree temporary arrangements, protection, rubble removal and the inspection points that must be passed before supports or finishes are concealed.

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