Guys, quick, is this a load bearing wall?

Are you only taking out the middle 2x4, because I see 4x4s surrounding everything for support

I'm going to have to take out the end 4x4. A pocket door will be sliding in there.

This looks like a load bearing wall to me. When in doubt, assume that it is.

Above the 4x4 over the hall looks like a 6" beam, whats going to keep it up

pkt door to the vent pipe? That won't get across the opening, will it??? Agree with others. Load bearing.

Without more information, judging by the one photo provided I would say that it is a load bearing wall.

I'm assuming it's a load bearing wall. In which I'll have to use a 30" pocket door now, wanted 32 though..

What size header do I use?

Here is my new sketch

Green =3D header, yellow is jack stud and red is king studs.

I would put in a king and jack studs next to the vent pipe, same on the other side. Add a header across. I'll have a 30" opening now, I wanted 32".

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What's on the other side of the wall you tore open? You could leave the current framing alone and steal some space from that room for the pocket door.

This also guarantees that the pocket door frame won't bow inwards.

Yup, done it before. This time it's too questionable, so I'm going with a swing door. I agree, that it's too much at stake just for a pocket door.

Sorry I couldn't get back earlier. I've reconsidered and will be installing a 32" prehung door.

I appreciate everyones help with this. Even after much observation in the attic, it's was questionable if it was a non-load bearing, which in case I'll assume load bearing to be safe.

Thanks guys!

Agree. It's bathtub on the otherside. I'm installing a swing door. I'll post a pic when finished.

Thanks for the help though!