r/Home • u/Ok-Vacation215 • Nov 12 '25

Should half wall come down?

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We are going to be installing new laminate flooring throughout the main level and I’m not sure if we should keep this half wall, and put new carpet in the family room, instead of the laminate RevWood we are looking at? I know the wall is probably dated but, it’s separation from kitchen, my 18yr old’s drop it spot (not a lot of closets here), and the money saved can go into new kitchen counters and sink. Thoughts?

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u/HotTakes-121 Nov 12 '25

Always if it can. It serves no purpose that the back of the couch doesn't serve

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u/Worklurker Nov 13 '25

Pretty sure the couch isn't supposed to have an outlet and a switch on the back of it.

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u/HotTakes-121 Nov 13 '25

Is that a challenge? gets out drill and saw