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it half brick wide and i would think the stairs are attached to the wall the wall above it it stud and plasterboard thanks for the replys angel

the wall is not an outside wall heres a pic of the hallway the stairs are attached but not resting on that wall hope this helps

can it realy be a buttress wall as there is no slope and nothing leaning on the otherside to cause weght? yes there is not much room extra if the wall is knocked down but the work surfaces are only 500mm and i want to put in 600mm surfaces if i do this it will part cover the door as you walk...

any help

pics which i hope will explain what i need 1st pic is the pic of the small wall i want to remove the 2.5 foot return back to the cooker wall and the bit of wall and door frame to make the kitchen a bit bigger as this is a waste of space 2nd pic is a view of the walls from above in the...

kitchen wall

any idea what the best render or plasterboard

heres a few pics the crack is one of a few its not that easy to see now as i cleaned the wall but you get the idea ruff .3 mm in size so just settling cracks ? http://www.diynot.com/network/angellonewolf/albums/ for the pics

i will try to post one or two tomorrow as i have no light in there at the moment so cant take a pic at night time

i am in the middle of doing my bath room in a 1960 house the plaster on the stud walls was in bad condition water has been leaking from the bath and holes in the board where tiles was removed so have striped the walls and re boarded with foil backed board to stop moisture going out the bathroom...