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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can't smash it casually, because the shear wall is also a weighing structure, unless you have the original design unit or other units with the same qualifications as the original design unit to issue a verified certificate, if you are responsible, don't smash it, it's safe.
Also, the thickness of the protective layer of the shear wall reinforcement is generally 3cm. Don't expect a lot of room to be gained. Rebar is not exposed!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The steel bars in the shear wall cannot be destroyed, if the left and right sides are expanded by 10 cm, and the column is added alone, it is still possible.
It's simple! Now that it can be dismantled!
Then you can build it up with cinder bricks! >>>More
In general, it is the main beam that is stressed. The cross-sectional height of the beam is between 400-600mm.
It can be demolished, the key is how many floors you have, if it's the first floor, don't demolish it.
This depends on the overall structure of the building, the new commercial housing is generally a steel-concrete structure, the wall is not a load-bearing wall, can be demolished, if it is an old building, there is a prefabricated plate structure, that is load-bearing, can not be demolished. You can call an experienced renovation company to the site to have a look and confirm the site.
The Ministry of Construction requested that all walls have a load-bearing effect and are allowed to be demolished. >>>More