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Removal of internal stud partitioned wall

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Hi, newbie here, asking for help!
Husband has decided to remove the internal wall between the dining room and kitchen, based on builder confirming it was a non-load bearing wall. Saw that he removed plasterboard and partitions but v.v. concerned he didn't make enough checks beforehand and am panicking the ceiling is going to come down. Any reassurance v. welcome! :(
 
hi.... you should be ok, if it were load bearing it certaly wouldnt be a stud partition wall holding things up,it would be bricks and morter....so cary on,but always proceed with caution...Mike
 

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