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Wouldnt think twice expect for the bathroom side being painted made me think it's been there since construciton

Hello, I finally got around to major destruction on my house renovation project. This stud wall looked to have been built over a pre existing framework consisting of 2 uprights with the cross-ties morticed into them. The work otherwise was rather cowboyish but wondering if they'd done...

Brief non-scale ms paint mockup of upstairs and roof, hopefully to aid question about bracing/support of the 'outrigger?' part atht bottom on the plan

The wall currently seperating bathrom and the small back bedroom.<br><br>Well what's left of it.

Increasing size of bathroom by moving studwall

sorry, was after a stretch of ceiling paper removal and arms refused to move these panelling pieces.<br><br>same wall, radiator to go and hopefully boilder to go on left end of this wall when moved. 2000mm accross should be enough for doorway + boxing in cupboard for the boiler

kitchen wall, currently panelled but seems single brick layer at ~150mm.<br>Unfortunately I will lose the dart board :S

wall backs onto kitchen. 150mm thick approx.<br>Window on right has a 450mm built out section reaching down to foundations, sloped slate roof above window

Looking at the option to remove the dog-leg from my backroom to the kitcehn via new door opening

Thanks Nige, I do hope so, that bannister is remarkably sturdy but looking along the ?spindles? they're up to about 25mm from all being level. I assume it's not intentional (having never built one myself) but it adds character so whatever :) 2.8 Mtr ceilings up and down and a lot of...

Thanks very much for the quick reply :) First house, and as much as I can read before I start it seems there'll always be things to surprise me :P Sure i'll be back with something else eventually but again thanks Rob

First time poster after a few months of viewing since putting in offer on this house :) Got keys a week ago and started removing the old old wallpaper as a job I could do before I get in plumber and electrician for works required. Anyhow I had expected there to be some loose plaster areas...

Loose plaster, explored to find large bricks in strange configuration with timbers.

Cracking on party wall where neighbours house ends but my outrigger continues\nMostly plaster moved, bricks below seem undamaged but some loose mortar