ᐅ Structural integrity at risk due to cable trays?

Created on: 11 Sep 2013 09:23

den2111 Sep 2013 09:23

Hello!

We are currently replacing all the electrical wiring. I took some photos. Now I’m wondering if this might affect the load-bearing capacity of the walls, as these are all load-bearing walls.

Regards

Interior under renovation with exposed ceiling beam, yellow wall, and cables.

Interior with unfinished walls, visible crumbling plaster remains, wainscot, and cables

Unfinished interior renovation area with ceiling work and construction tools in the foreground

Room with damaged wall and exposed masonry under a sloped ceiling next to a door

Interior stairwell under construction with rough walls and railing

Der Da11 Sep 2013 09:53

Uh, isn’t this question coming a bit late? I would say: consult a structural engineer immediately. They have removed about half of the wall, which can’t be good.

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