I don t know if it is feasible to change the window of the living room to a door?

Summary. Hello, yes.

There are two ways to choose from:

1. Open the door within the range of the window, and do not smash the walls on both sides of the window.

2. If you open the door opening on the left side of the window, before smashing the wall, you need to remove the window first, and use red bricks to complete the position that needs to be closed (the right part of the window), and then at the position of the beam above the window, the wall extending to the left is removed above the width of the required door opening, and try to put a lintel (flush with the lintel of the window, or below the lintel of the window) at that position, so that the wall under the lintel of the door opening will be smashed off later. Before smashing the wall, use a cutting machine to cut a hole in the vertical direction to avoid damaging the wall (on the left side of the door opening) as much as possible.

I don't know if it is feasible to change the window of the living room to a door?

Hello, yes. There are two ways to choose: 1. Open the door within the scope of the window, and do not smash the walls on both sides of the window.

2. If you open the door on the left side of the window, before smashing the wall, you need to remove the window first, and use red bricks to complete the position that needs to be closed (the right part of the window), and then at the position of the beam above the window, remove the wall extending to the left to the width of the required doorway, and try to put a lintel in that position (flush with the lintel of the window, or under the lintel of the window), so that the wall under the lintel of the door opening will be smashed after the cracking. Before smashing the wall, use a cutting machine to cut a hole in the vertical direction to avoid damaging the wall (on the left side of the door opening) as much as possible.

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OK.

There are two ways to choose from:

1. Open the door within the range of the window, and do not smash the walls on both sides of the window.

2. If you open the door opening on the left side of the window, before smashing the wall, you need to remove the window first, and use red bricks to complete the position that needs to be closed (the right part of the window), and then at the position of the beam above the window, the wall extending to the left is removed above the width of the required door opening, and try to put a lintel (flush with the lintel of the window, or below the lintel of the window) at that position, so that the wall under the lintel of the door opening will be smashed off later. Before smashing the wall, use a cutting machine to cut a hole in the vertical direction to avoid damaging the wall (on the left side of the door opening) as much as possible.

In short, as long as the lintel is set up in advance at the level of the door opening, your wish is completely achievable.

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The window span is so large that it can withstand the weight of the girder, and there will be a problem with the door around 800?

Solution 1: Determine the location of the door. 2. The unoccupied window part is supported by bricks, and the cement is smashed at the door the next day. 3. According to the size of the reserved door, it is about 400 higher and extended by 300 on both sides, and the lintel of 120 or 180 is poured on the formwork.

4. After about two days, dismantle the formwork to plug the hole on the beam, and wipe the mortar to make the mouth.

Your dad may be too troublesome and expensive to turn down your offer. Patient persuasion.

Since it is a load-bearing wall, don't change it easily.

If you have to change it, then you can only add lintels above the door that is expected to open the door, and the amount of work is a little larger.

If it is a bungalow, can you build a shed passage outside, and add some embellishments on the side, so that you don't have to change so much, which is a balanced approach.

Is this load-bearing wall of yours brick or concrete?

If it is bricked, you can first build the window, and then find a place to open the door, if it is concrete, this requires professionals to open the hole, and it is easy to affect the entire wall if you make it yourself, affecting the structural safety.

It is generally best not to move the load-bearing wall, and if you want a door, you can make it on the side that is not a load-bearing wall