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OUR OLD KITCHEN

10 years ago

Need to enlarge and extend tear down wall between kitchen and formal dining room

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lickity split
10 years ago
From the age of the home can almost assure you those are bearing walls. Not sure of your question
DRED SCOTT
Original Author
10 years ago
THE WALL IS BETWEEN THE KITCHEN AND FORMAL DINING AREA...THE KITCHEN IS TOO SMALL...NEED IDEAS TO EXPAND THE KITCHEN
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ocotillaks
10 years ago
You should consult with a structural engineer before you go ballistic with the sledgehammer.
apple_pie_order
10 years ago
Great architectural details. A structural engineer can help you identify your options for removing walls and replacing them with support beams if they are bearing walls.

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