Kitchen wall removal

Learn how removing a load bearing wall between living room and kitchen is the perfect way to achieve an open concept in an older home.

Is your kitchen too small to have a functional living space or work area? Maybe if your could remove a wall it could improve your kitchen? Opening up the floor plan in an older home will make it more attractive and functional. Removing a wall updates any kitchen design, transforming it into a modern, open-plan

They got to knock down an awkward wall, too!

HGTV dives into load-bearing walls, helping you learn what to look for before you remove one, and understanding how much of a load-bearing wall you can remove.

Hey friends! I am so excited to share Cy’s latest remodeling project with you! A couple of months ago, he started working on Clint and Mary’s kitchen renovation. It was a HUGE renovation, and I wanted to share some of the “before” pictures with you. When you walk in their front door, you immediately see their living room on the right.

Looking for some half wall ideas between kitchen and living room? Allow me to walk you through all the tips and tricks you must know to design a cohesive space.

It’s a small house with small dining room and small kitchen, made even smaller with this wall in between. It’s also load bearing, which means the quotes to remove the 6’ span have been uncomfortably high. Question is: Will this make a big difference in the space? Or would it just be a “slight” impr...

Not sure how to tell if a wall is load bearing? We have you covered. Use our helpful guide to determine if you can knock down a wall safely.

Does your dream kitchen renovation involve knocking down a wall? Don’t reach for the sledgehammer just yet. The removal process can be more complex than expected, especially when the partition in question is a load-bearing wall. In this post, we’re discussing why you might consider removing a kitchen wall and outlining the key unforeseen complexities, including internal components and load-bearing walls. We’ll also look at who you should hire and how much you should expect to fork out.

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