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OK thanks for this. Looks like mine is tied in too. Just started it and I can see timber beams into the external wall. I assume it's still good to come down.

No. The joists in the loft run front to back of the house. Joists on the floor below run left to right. This means the loft joist cross this particular wall. I ended up getting a pro round today just to confirm and he says it can come down (y) with no extra support required. It looks like a...

OK I've attached a picture of the top of the wall in the loft. I agree 2 toilets, I plan for one downstairs under the staircase. The small one upstairs has no sink and no space for one hence the decision to knock through. Thank you.

Hi all, in have a 1930 semi detached and I am looking at taking down a wall upstairs. The wall in question separate's a single toilet from the bathroom which also has a toilet bath etc. Apparently this used to be thing back in the day but to me opening it up to make a larger bathroom makes more...