Guys, do you think the main bathroom can be dismantled and converted into a living room?

There are a lot of questions, and it is very professional, I can help you with the design, but it must be RMB, this point is no play, just say a few words to you, is to seal the living room into a bedroom, the bathroom is dismantled and the dining room is connected, to make a whole, right.

But there are also a lot of problems!!

1.Whether the wall is a load-bearing wall or not, whether it can be removed.

2.Demolished, the wall is done, what about the lighting in your living room.

3.Is the functionality of one restroom left? Hand basin, toilet, washing machine, shower, whether you want a bathtub, whether the location is enough.

4.After dismantling the bathroom, how to cover up the upper and lower sewer circuits inside, how to deal with the air duct, what to do if the pipeline is reserved for maintenance, and whether it can be repaired if there is a water leakage problem.

There are still a lot of questions, let me tell you these first, although I can give you some advice, but this is a matter of professional ethics, don't look at the design so worthless, and I haven't seen the house site, you still spend RMB to find a designer to give you a counselor, you can ask him the questions I told you, at least I am professional.

I think it's almost like giving points, no one will tell you so much, I want to know more points and add points.

Whether the wall can be demolished depends on the structural drawing, not if you want to demolish it. There is also the property, the demolition of the wall must first be approved by the property, and the other people of the same type have to demolish it? Let's start by understanding how others do it.

The square area is OK, but this apartment type is really not very good, even if the wall can be removed, the bedroom you separate can only be made of lighting materials, otherwise the interior can only be artificial lighting. What is the height of the floor? The pipe needs to be covered by a suspended ceiling, and it is difficult to deal with the height of the floor.