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Anonymous users2024-01-24If the house is framed, the wall depends on whether it contains the pillars of the frame, if it does not contain the columns, it will be fine if the whole side is removed, and if it contains the columns, as long as the pillars are not removed. If it is not a frame structure, it depends on whether the wall is a load-bearing wall, which is more troublesome, and it is recommended not to move.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Are there any support points to install balcony windows?
You don't quite understand what you're saying.
Do you mean to make the balcony extended? If this is the case, then the angle iron can't help any strength, and the square steel is mostly used for bracing, which is not helpful for the power bearing, so you have to explain it. >>>More
This depends on the overall structure of the building, the new commercial housing is generally a steel-concrete structure, the wall is not a load-bearing wall, can be demolished, if it is an old building, there is a prefabricated plate structure, that is load-bearing, can not be demolished. You can call an experienced renovation company to the site to have a look and confirm the site.
The reason why it is called the counterweight is that it presses the balcony, and if it is removed, the balcony loses the counterweight and the structure is unstable, and it is easy to break or crack as a whole.
It's not a load-bearing wall, and there's a sorghum on the wall, no problem!
If it is a load-bearing wall, it is not possible, but if it is not a load-bearing wall.