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[header] How to remove interior walls [title] First, determine if the wall you want to remove is a load bearing wall, meaning it supports the floor above. [step] Go into your basement (or crawlspace) and look at the alignment of floor joists. These are large pieces of lumber going across the house from side to side supporting the floor/roof and are generally 16 " apart.

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  1. If one side is facing out of the house, they'll likely be 16 " apart. And if one side is facing in, these will be 24 " apart.
  2. Remember the alignment-they generally go from side to side on most modern homes across the width of the house. [title] If the wall you want to remove is at a right angle to the floor joists-stop.
  3. The pallets facing your home and building plans typically occupy much less space in a single wall frame. [title] Use a small trowel to scrub smooth surfaces with the grain.
  4. Also, examine the front corners of the front wall. This is a great place to check on a load bearing wall.

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