can i demolish airing cupboard wall after removing hot water cylinder to make my bathroom big and rectangle? is this ok?

i cant see this being a problem ...ive taken about 3 of these out and they have never been load bearing ..but for peace of mind try and get a builder to take a look ..good luck

Its very unlikely that this wall is load bearing, so the simple answer is yes.

Yes you can probably take out the wall, check or get some one reliable to check that its not load bearing.

Hi i have never come across one yet that is load bearing, agree with previous answers

It is unlikely this wall will be load bearing. After removing any plasterboard, it will be clearer to ascertain whether it is or not. If there are single horizontal noggins between the stud uprights, the wall is almost definately not load bearing. However, if there are additional diagonal timbers, the wall could in fact be load bearing. If in any doubt, approach a builder, or even better structural engineer.

It can be done. But you will need to have it checked that it's not a load bearing wall