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Anonymous users2024-01-24The entrance should be able to hit the one in the living room should not be able If you leave a part of it, you can see for yourself whether there is a line or a beam.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's hard to say, since you can draw a floor plan, I believe you can understand it, go to the property to find the floor plan, and find some reasons. It's all on the picture, don't dismantle it at will, or it's a big trouble.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Personally, I also think that the hallway can be smashed, but the living room can't.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21You'd better take a look at the design drawings, many of the houses in 2002 were prefabricated houses, and the mistakes were very serious.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It should be ok! The landlord is very good at drawing!
It is load-bearing, and it is a three-pronged column, which leads from the ground to the top, which has a load-bearing effect, and there is a beam between the columns. However, not to mention the safety identification, there will be certain safety hazards if knocked on.
A steel bar is broken to facilitate the pipe, and this steel bar is broken to have no impact on the load-bearing earthquake resistance. >>>More
To put it simply, no, because this wall has a great impact on the balcony slab.
This wall is a load-bearing wall, you are in the middle, the load-bearing wall is made of hollow red bricks, you have to deal with it as soon as possible, you dare to tear down the load-bearing wall in a house without beams?!
No. Walls, beams and columns that play the role of load-bearing and counterweight are prohibited from being altered privately during the decoration, and if they are reported or sued by other owners, they will not only be ordered to restore them, but they may also face fines.