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How To Take Out Wall Under Stairs. I've chipped off some plaster and found that the wall supports a joist. I'll have some rockwool sound insulation left over when done with the walls. I'm planning on using fire rated plaster board under stairs to save a bit of space and standard plasterboard elsewhere. I want to knock out the brick wall under the stairs to create some storage space as the current cupboard accessed from the kitchen is. I'm planning on putting in some under stair storage in the hallway, however one of the walls appears to be supporting the stairs. I want to remove this wall to make more space in the kitchen. I'd do two things to make it safe to remove all bracing and wall material under these stairs: How to open up a stair wall, set a beam, and support floor joist on the second floor.

I want to knock out the brick wall under the stairs to create some storage space as the current cupboard accessed from the kitchen is. I'm planning on using fire rated plaster board under stairs to save a bit of space and standard plasterboard elsewhere. I'm planning on putting in some under stair storage in the hallway, however one of the walls appears to be supporting the stairs. I want to remove this wall to make more space in the kitchen. I've chipped off some plaster and found that the wall supports a joist. I'll have some rockwool sound insulation left over when done with the walls. How to open up a stair wall, set a beam, and support floor joist on the second floor. I'd do two things to make it safe to remove all bracing and wall material under these stairs:

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How To Take Out Wall Under Stairs I'm planning on putting in some under stair storage in the hallway, however one of the walls appears to be supporting the stairs. How to open up a stair wall, set a beam, and support floor joist on the second floor. I want to remove this wall to make more space in the kitchen. I'll have some rockwool sound insulation left over when done with the walls. I'd do two things to make it safe to remove all bracing and wall material under these stairs: I want to knock out the brick wall under the stairs to create some storage space as the current cupboard accessed from the kitchen is. I'm planning on using fire rated plaster board under stairs to save a bit of space and standard plasterboard elsewhere. I'm planning on putting in some under stair storage in the hallway, however one of the walls appears to be supporting the stairs. I've chipped off some plaster and found that the wall supports a joist.