Is a wooden beam ceiling sufficient for heavy furniture?

That's right, I remember when I hauled up my 2m wardrobe. But that's 200 kg after all. Maybe because I don't have glass and only the wire baskets inside and otherwise just clothes rails.

I think we all agree now that our Pax wardrobe actually weighs 450 kilos :P

We relocated the bathrooms to a different location in our (BJ 1936). As a result, for example, a large room was divided with drywall and a bathtub will be placed in a corner. The structural engineer wanted a small steel beam under the drywall wall on the floor below.

Otherwise, there were no objections.

PS: Currently in the old building we also have 3lfm PAX, a 2*2m solid wood bed, a 140*70cm wooden crib, a solid wood dresser measuring 1.4m, and the guest sofa in the bedroom :) The ceiling makes no noise...

PPS: Yes, the bedroom is super full. Looking forward to the move and more space in the house...

I can remember flat-share parties where we stood in the old building with 15, 20 people in the kitchen or sat with 7 people on a couch. That the couch survived that, I find even more amazing than that the ceiling could hold it.
Just how much such a kitchen unit can weigh per meter. Nobody ever thinks about that...