Removing a 2 storey non load bearing wall and replacing upstairs with a stud wall

As long as the strudworkwall supprorts no structrual implimentions theres is no build control imput required. Health and safety requiremt may become apparent may have to be notified due to any repositioning of electrictal requirent such as sockets, (furespures and vents for cookers), lightfittings, appliannces, heat detectors, fireararms etc. Elecatricala goods require pats tes testing these days to meet gov standards. Hope This Helps kind Rgards Robert

If it is a masonry wall you should get a structural engineer to look at wall and he can advise you accordingly.The wall could be carrying joists and it it usually better to leave the upstairs wall in place as walls provide stability to buildings.He will do a calculation on wall and give you a steel support beam size and weight,pad stone sizes etc.Then if you go ahead with removing wall building control can pass it off with your engineers report

Hello These types of walls are part of the overall structure of a property. A structural engineer will be able to design a solution. This will require a building regulation application. Regards Pete Watkin Aztech Architecture Ltd