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Anonymous users2024-01-23It can be demolished, as long as it is a non-load-bearing wall. The standard for judging the load-bearing wall from the drawings is to look at the color, the solid thick line is the load-bearing wall can not be demolished, and the hollow line is the non-load-bearing wall can be demolished.
I'm ready to convert the master bathroom into a cloakroom There are pros and cons! The master bedroom has a bathroom, which is more convenient to change the bathroom into a cloakroom, and the space in the bedroom becomes larger, and there is a cloakroom that is not afraid of more clothes and no place to put As for water leakage, this is generally not, and the upstairs is to be waterproof
According to Mr. Yin and Yang, the bathroom is too heavy in the cloakroom. It has an impact on their own future.
One way to overcome the problem is to enclose the balcony of the master bedroom with curtains and glass windows, and place a foldable sofa bed inside. When there are guests, spread out the sofa bed to make a bed, so that the children can stay temporarily, and when there are no guests, it can be used as a balcony. View the original post
The middle is separated by a wall with a large slab for decoration, and it would be better if a new door could be opened on the wall. >>>More
The shower room is good, don't use the bathtub, one is to use less, but the water bill will be very high after use.