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Anonymous users2024-01-23OK.
Such a grid is 4m by 3m
It is very economical and suitable.
Or a beam can be divided into two pieces of 4 meters by 6 meters, or two pieces of 3 meters by 8 meters.
However, the beam height is larger than that of a cross beam.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The balcony is 6 meters long and 6 meters wide, and there is no need to add a pillar next to it, but a 3-meter bar needs to be added.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Does this question add 4 12 mm bars at 3 meters of the board?
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Bright pick and clear support, the safety factor is much worse. Whether it is feasible depends on the design drawing, and most of the things that pat the head are not reliable.
The balcony is 6 meters long and 6 meters wide, and there is no need to add a pillar next to it, but a 3-meter bar needs to be added.
Required: 6x3 blocks.
This fish pond of yours, with an overall volume of cubic meters, weighs 720 kg if it is filled with 90% water. Not a big problem. If you are making a fish tank, place it on the balcony evenly. It doesn't matter if it's built with cement or tiles on the balcony.
One of the key questions is what is the width and height of the fish tank? But I think the fish tank is easy to grow moss in a sunny place, and it is very troublesome to clean up.
After adding water to the stone tank, it is about 750 kilograms, that is, tons, there is no weight, and the balcony has a tie beam, which is still very valerian, and there is no problem in bearing this weight!