My old house is renovated, and the north balcony was originally a kitchen, with a beam structure, an

It may not be a problem in the short term, but it's hard to say in the long term, and your house is an old house, and the previous structure may not be able to withstand this much weight.

Rest assured, no, if your house does not cut corners, there are generally beams under the balcony, the load-bearing is better, as long as the decoration does not destroy the load-bearing beams, it doesn't matter if the weight is increased, the ground is paved with cement and the floor tiles themselves have the effect of stabilizing the structure, as for the increased weight of kitchen facilities, there is no problem at all. In addition, if there is no load-bearing beam under the balcony, it is recommended to ask the local master again, I hope to adopt Thank you.

The gas stove is too heavy and the sand cement of the decoration may be dangerous, and the balcony load is generally judged according to the balcony live load, according to the national building code, the balcony live load is generally, that is, it can bear a maximum of 250 kg of weight per square meter; Referred to as live load, also known as variable load, is the use or occupation load and naturally occurring natural load caused by people, materials and vehicles applied to the structure. I hope my answer is helpful to you.

The gas stove is too heavy, and the sand cement added to the decoration can be dangerous.

This is a 38-square-meter one-bedroom case I did before, you can refer to it, I hope it will help you. In addition, if your balcony can be changed into a kitchen, it is the best, if you can't cool clothes, it is also a good plan.