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Anonymous users2024-01-23It can't be demolished, it's a shear wall, it's a load-bearing wall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It can't be demolished, it's a load-bearing wall.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You can remove, but it is not recommended to do so, how do you remove the bathroom, unless you renovate, in that case, you have to change the drainage pipeline, then it will cost a lot of money, it is not recommended to remove!
It depends on the structure of your house, if it is a force-reducing wall or a load-bearing wall, it must not be demolished, and if you see the wall, if it is a hollow brick, it can be demolished.
Generally speaking, the second and fourth walls are load-bearing walls, and the top of the bathroom is a cast-in-place board, so it cannot be dismantled.
Now there are a lot of new materials, and the materials that are now decorated are different from before, simple and beautiful, durable, and durable.
It's a leak in the pipes in the bathroom wall, for no other reason. Brushing waterproof materials can not solve the problem of pipeline leakage continuing to spread and leak, and it is necessary to find out the leakage point and repair it again. This also means that there is a problem with the quality of the pipeline you originally used, and you should pay attention to the fact that there will be water leaks in other parts in the future.
To remove the ceiling, you only need to use a tool to close it on the hanging board, and then absorb all the air inside, and at the same time pull out one corner with the help of suction, and then pull out all four corners in the same way. >>>More