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Anonymous users2024-01-23Can be built tightly. Because the brick masonry should also have settlement and shrinkage, it is necessary to increase the tie bar during masonry, and the joints should also be hung with steel wire anti-crack nets when painting, otherwise there will be cracks at the joints in the future.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It can't be blocked, which affects the ventilation and lighting in the house!
If the first floor plaque affects your rights, you can refuse it on the grounds of infringing on the rights of neighbors.
Not being able to live on the first floor has little impact on your home. >>>More
When you say you live on the first floor, it means that there are still residents upstairs. In terms of structural strength, there is no problem, but it will weaken the seismic intensity, which is not allowed normally, and belongs to the category of illegal construction. If a catastrophic accident occurs as a result of this, such as subsidence or wall cracking, you will be held legally liable if you are prosecuted. >>>More
When it rains, it's easy for the walls to get wet, it often rains, and the interior walls will be wet, so it's easy to talk about It's easy to talk about the downstairs, it's not going to change, it's really not good, and the property said.
Of course, it is good to open four, and the space is large when you open the four-door door, and the disadvantage is that the cost is a little more expensive