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Anonymous users2024-01-23All beams are load-bearing beams, and they should be punched in the beam as much as possible when punching, so as not to hit the main steel bar, and the diameter of the hole should not be too large; The walls are divided into load-bearing and non-load-bearing walls, with the dark walls on Figure 2 being load-bearing walls and the light-colored walls being non-load-bearing walls.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Generally, the solid black wall is a load-bearing wall, and a little gray is the masonry wall, and the bathroom has ring beams!
Generally, very thick walls are load-bearing walls, but whether they can be knocked off still has to ask the property. The light of the hall has to be made with the help of the light of the room
I can't understand what the error between the load-bearing beam and the lintel means when Mi said. Whatever that means, an axis error of more than one centimeter is not normal.
It is recommended that you look at the given value of the original design for the slab load before renovation, if the slab load exceeds the allowable load capacity, it is unsafe. In order to ensure safety, you can also ask the original design unit of the house to help calculate the safety factor.
That wall is pressed against the balcony floor, so be careful that the balcony floor falls.
It is quite normal for the kitchen to have load-bearing walls. >>>More