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Anonymous users2024-01-23Summary. The floor slab is 100 120mm thick, and a beam should be added if it is supported on a brick wall of 240, and there should be a ring beam to connect it instead of a beam pad.
If the floor slab is 150mm thick, there is no need to add beams. The reinforcement shall not be less than the minimum reinforcement ratio specified in the specification. When the wall is to be partitioned above, the reinforcement of the plate should be carefully calculated.
Does the concrete pouring 5 meters by meter living room floor slab need to add beams (brick concrete)?Who knows this?
Hello, I have seen your question, and I am sorting out the answer, please wait for a while The floor slab is 100 120mm thick, and a return to the Yu Chong root beam should be added, if it is supported on the brick wall of 240, there should be a circle to destroy the beam to connect it instead of the beam pad. If the floor slab is 150mm thick, there is no need to add beams. The reinforcement shall not be less than the minimum reinforcement ratio specified in the specification.
When the wall is to be partitioned above, the reinforcement should be carefully calculated for the missing plate.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, otherwise the span of the board of 5 meters is too large.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21If you don't use one layer, you need to add more than one.
It is also 16 square meters, and you can decorate it according to the style you like, sofa combination, TV background wall.
The height of the floor is relatively high, equivalent to 2 times the general floor height, if you empty the living room, how high is the chandelier in the living room ready to hang? How to deal with the lighting in the living room?
The height of the chandelier in the living room and the chandelier on the dining table should not be the same, so as to avoid the trouble of asymmetrical layout of the space and the asymmetry of the floor.
It should be a brick-concrete structure, right? IF IT IS A FRAME, A SPAN OF 5 METERS GENERALLY REQUIRES A BEAM WITH A HEIGHT OF 60CM. It is not enough to put two 20mm steel bars in the middle to make a dark beam; The thickness of the plate is at least 130mm; Now that it has been poured, it is recommended not to carry too much weight, and it is easy to have problems after a little longer in charge!
The plate thickness is only 100 mm thick, and there is no beam in the middle, so the stiffness is somewhat lacking. The vibration of the floor slab is one of these defects. The dark beam (the same height as the plate) can not provide stiffness constraints, and the section steel beam can be appropriately added to make up for the shortcomings.