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Anonymous users2024-01-23You need a professional to look at the specific position of the tube, if the tube is against the wall, then use a woodworking board to wrap the tube. Then look at the specific situation to continue the construction. Hope it helps.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This should be very simple.,I don't know the size of the seam.,If you don't use gypsum board inside.,Nail wood on the wall.,The horizontal height of the wood square is higher than the height of the top.。。 Pull the wire at both ends, hit the boom on the wooden square nailed on the wall (the horizontal line is below the boom), and then stick the nailed shelf up and down to the nailed row of booms, and nail it up with a yard nail gun. This is my personal opinion.,I don't know if it's a hassle.。。
No, kitchen floors are generally cast-in-place. Load-bearing walls are built on all sides.
It must be treated with anti-rust, otherwise it will not take too long to return to rust.
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.
Frame backfill walls and lightweight brick walls are acceptable, but the beams above the walls must not be damaged. This usually also depends on the specific structure of the house and this wall, such as the brick-concrete structure of the house is generally not suitable to remove the entire wall, and there should be a residual wall on both sides (about 50cm on one side) to maintain its shear support. If the old-fashioned structure of the floor type house is not demolished, because the beams supporting the upper floor slab are small (the cross-section is generally 26*28cm), but the top floor or window door is generally feasible.
Such a large piece of brick is generally not recommended to be paved obliquely, the area is too large to look good, and the difficulty of construction increases, and the loss of materials will become much more. Generally, if you want to pave diagonally, you will use smaller bricks, so that the thin oblique strip texture will appear on the sub-wall.