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Anonymous users2024-01-23It depends on how high your floor height is, if your highest point reaches 3 meters, and the lowest point is less than a meter, you can not use a suspended ceiling, because although the ceiling can play a role in heat preservation and heat insulation, it will make your room feel very depressing.
Basically, no. If you want to talk to the property information, or it will be built, and it will be troublesome to find you to demolish it. Like the friend below said, it's okay to build a sun room, or get a small pavilion to enjoy the cool in summer, haha.
The wall of the balcony on the top floor of the upper floor is not a load-bearing wall, but a wall that acts as an enclosure or separation, and can be cut in half.
Yes, it is generally recommended to close the balcony on the upper floor, which is safer.
My family also lives on the top floor, and after finding that the roof was damp, I quickly found a master to deal with it. Need to do waterproof treatment on the roof first, and then make a double-layer ceiling, the master deliberately used AIA's gypsum board, saying that the material of this brand is moisture-proof and anti-cracking deformation, and now it has been used for a few years without any problems.
This actually has to be asked to the sales office, the property, etc., whether there is a load-bearing wall here? Implement the decoration plan in a reasonable way.