Need help with movable bedroom wall
Les and Charlotte Mitchell
9 years ago
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Les and Charlotte Mitchell
9 years agoThis is from the current drawings but we would like to take out the dividing wall and replace it with a movable one
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PROLampert Dias Architects, Inc.
9 years agoThat wall is very thick.......Is it supporting the roof ? Is it stone ? Have you checked with the structural engineer or the architect to see if it can be moved easily.
Have you considered cutting a large opening in the wall instead of removing it ?
You could have two sliding barn style doors that open up on either side so that each room is open to the other.......... Or you could have a wide pair of french doors with obscure glass.....
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