Stair case
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Terry's Flooring on Nov 03, 2013From what you described, if you have to knock out a portion of a wall,it's not load bearing right ??Helpful Reply
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Jane Rowinsky on Nov 03, 2013call a contractor to get his/her opinion. There might be load bearing walls involved. I feel like anything is possible with interior building if you have an experienced contractor do it for you.Helpful Reply
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