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Anonymous users2024-01-24Yes, use plasterboard partition walls.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Theoretically, it can be changed, but the balcony may be a load-bearing wall, and there may be beams on it, which needs to be well planned, and the main bathroom should not be put in the bed, and people sleeping under other people's bathrooms must be awkward.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Yes, you can use drywall or red brick as a partition!
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It's a bit insufficient, not to mention the other good or bad, the water pipes and circuit systems can't make do, at least 10,000. What is the rest of the 10,000 to do?
Hello, I'm a designer, have you done the waterproofing of your home? Is it full? The first floor is very humid, if your home is in the north, it's better, but it's humid in the summer, and it's going to suffer in the south. >>>More
I don't know if you're talking about the budget, or the final settlement amount? >>>More
My personal opinion is not necessary. If a family with a 136-square-meter house has more than three people, there is no need to change it. With two bathrooms, it's much more convenient to live in and can retain more privacy. >>>More
This placement feels like the layout of a hotel...
Personally, I feel that it may be better to put the bed in the position of the wardrobe, and it feels a bit wasteful to put it in the middle of the bed and the space on both sides of the bed is not large. >>>More