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Wall opening
Hi all.
I have half a plan to open up a wall between the lounge and dining room to install french doors or similair. Some of you may remember how I once descibed my ground level floating floors being supported on 3" deep joists with a sleeper wall. So what precautions should I use to avoid buggering up the floors if I use props to support the wall before I install a lintel? I'm not sure if the wall is single or double brick. The wall is shown here as a - b www.tally-mo.com Thanks. Arthur |
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