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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it is determined that it is a frame structure or a shear wall structure, then it can be removed, but the brick concrete cannot be removed.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The owner's eldest brother first asks the owner of the property when moving the house.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22First of all, is your building a six-story building? How many years has it been?
It depends on whether you want to be an installer in the installation workshop of a furniture factory or an installer who assembles the furniture for customer service after it is sold, it is really tiring. I know the furniture industry.
For some of the bathroom wall tiles that have fallen off, you can find a decorator to repair them, or you can do it yourself. If only the tile is falling off, and the cement mortar is still firm between the base layer, then consumers can go to the building materials city to buy tile paste, apply it directly to the tile, and paste it on the cement mortar on the wall. >>>More
It depends on the specific wall of your home, you knock on it yourself, if the sound sounds empty, then it is not a load-bearing wall, if the sound sounds muffled, it must be a load-bearing wall!
It can be demolished, the key is how many floors you have, if it's the first floor, don't demolish it.
This problem, looking at this photo, is really difficult to dismantle, because this is the wall on the balcony, not only used to separate the two balconies, but more importantly, to top the balcony above, if this wall is removed, it is likely that the balcony above will soon collapse. Safety first, don't lose the big because of the small.