My house has three bedrooms, two living rooms plus a cloakroom, where is the load bearing wall

Your house has three bedrooms, two living rooms and a cloakroom, just such a short message, to ask where the load-bearing wall is, I can only say that I don't know. There is no floor plan, and there is no real house to see, and you don't know which wall is load-bearing. Teach you how to look at the load-bearing wall, and you can go home and observe it yourself.

1. Generally speaking, in the house type drawings, the thickened black line is the load-bearing wall of the house building, which is the core of the frame structure of the house, and cannot be changed without authorization.

2. We knock on the wall with something and listen to the sound. If the sound feels echoy and empty, then it is an infill wall and not a load-bearing wall; If the business sounds very low-rise and full (making a small sound), it is a load-bearing wall.

Cher: Hello.

You just said that you don't understand anything about the first decoration, you should at least write down the area, the three-bedroom has more than 80 square meters and 150 square meters, which is nearly half.

Your offer is asking a separate question about what you are preparing first.

First, the acceptance of the new house starts from the outside.

1. Are the façade, green area, and facilities promised when buying a house consistent with the existing house? Promise vacuum glass delivery with the existing house is.

No consistency? Second, start with the entrance.

1.Check the numbers of water meters and electricity meters, which are used by the developer in the early stage, and the developer should pay for them; This has nothing to do with the owners.

relational. 2.Check if the alarm device and the video intercom are connected?

3.Security door: Is the security door damaged, whether there are scratches, is there a large gap after closing, and is the opening of the door lock light?

4.Doors, windows and sliding doors: Are the rails under the balcony sliding doors slippery (or have signs of impact)? Is the window opening flexible? window frames and walls.

Are the face seams dense? There must be no gaps to prevent water seepage in the future. There are no scratches on the frame and glass, glass and frame.

Is the seam strip evenly compact?

Check the wall for cracks and hollows? In particular, cracks in the top corners of the roof and load-bearing walls indicate a structural problem. If the crack is cross-cut.

The entire wall indicates that there is a hidden danger in the house.

5.If the house is closed in winter, there are water droplets and mildew spots on the wall against the outer wall, indicating that the wall is insulated.

There may be a problem with the layer or the waterproofing is not treated well. There will be cracks in the exterior walls.

6.Check the side of windows and door frames for traces of rainwater infiltration? Especially the top floor.

of houses, look at the corners and top surfaces for water traces?

7.Check if the sewer pipes are clear? Is there any water seepage between the joints? Whether the pipe is cracked, especially on the top of the pipe and the top of the wall.

Are there any traces of water at the face interface?

8.See if the height difference of the house is consistent, and whether it meets the elevation of buying a house?

9.Check the gas alarm device. Place a smoking roll of paper near the alarm to see if there is a sensitive action? Alarm sound and light prompt at the same time.

Is it possible to automatically close the inlet solenoid valve? If it doesn't work, it needs to be fixed.