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Nice one! I did indeed mean a <500>mm square door. Any smaller and the meter man would have even more difficulty. Thanks for your reply. It was more the wall itself I was worried about (moving sideways because of the unsupported slope above the doorway) Paul

Here is a picture (I hope) of the area previously referred to. The red line shows the approx line of the (wooden) stairs on the other side of the (single thickness) brick wall. I want to add a triangular enlargement to the doorway almost up to the red line. As you can see from the 300mm...

The read line shows approx line of (wooden) stairs on the other side of (single) brick wall. I want to make triangular shape enlargement to the doorway.

I have a door to the cupboard under the stairs which is only about 50mm square. I would like to enlarge this by making a triangular space above it up to the level of the stairs. The wall involved is of single brick running from floor to loft (enclosing stairs). It is not a load-bearing wall...