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Anonymous users2024-01-23Is there any damage to the cast-in-place floor, how wide should the wall be, and is it possible to build 12 rows of red bricks? Of course, 12 walls will do. Yes, the wall can be built with non-load-bearing walls.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Brick and concrete structure houses, the bearing capacity is very poor. It's dangerous for you to do this, because the weight of the red bricks can crush the living room beams, but certainly not immediately.
The safer way is to use gypsum bricks, or add keel plasterboard, or just use wooden boards.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21With foam bricks, the weight is only 3 5 times that of red bricks. And cheap.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Hello, it should be no problem to use lightweight bricks.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19Don't worry, because the weight of the wall will be transferred to the next layer of walls, columns or lintels, you are a cast-in-place slab structure well, disperse the force so don't worry!
It stands to reason that you can, but if it's too high, it's better not to get it.
It is load-bearing, and it is a three-pronged column, which leads from the ground to the top, which has a load-bearing effect, and there is a beam between the columns. However, not to mention the safety identification, there will be certain safety hazards if knocked on.
The number of reinforcements that need to be configured has a lot to do with the force on the concrete component. >>>More
I hope to change the design, but if you want to do it, you need to use cement above C40, and increase the height-width ratio of the beam
Generally, you don't need to play any game. Waterproofing is generally only done in the bathroom. I do it in the individual kitchen, too. But the living room is generally not waterproof. Because your kitchen and bathroom are slightly lower than your living room and bedroom, the water generally won't come out.