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Anonymous users2024-01-24It stands to reason that as long as it is not a load-bearing wall, it can be demolished;
The point is that there are two points after the teardown:
1. After removing the wall, it is changed into a wardrobe + bookcase, and the sound insulation effect may not be as good as before.
2. The thickness of the wall will be very different from before. Consider the size. The average wall is only about 20 centimeters.
After making a wardrobe (60 cm) + bookcase (25-30 cm), it should be at least 85-90 cm. It will not affect the original beauty.
Of course, the owner can change whatever he wants. Decorate your home according to your own design concept. After all, it's your own residence. There is also a need to consider whether the property will agree and if there is a designer, you can ask for the designer's opinion
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, you add a beam above the original wall, friend, the wall you want to tear down is a load-bearing wall, right, if you don't think about yours and the upstairs; (Safety considerations) can be done as you envisioned
The dining room should be full, you can't see that there are beams, and the living room can be hung like that, so that there is a sense of hierarchy! Also, it's best to talk to the designer.
One is to make two halls, and the other is to hang it, that is, the space is a little smaller, and there is a wrapping beam bottom method!
1. Cover and hide method: do copy
Modeling top, hidden girder bai; >>>More
It has a certain impact, and now it is an LCD TV, basically no radiation, mainly TV.
The TV background wall and the head of the bed in the bedroom are a wall, if the sound insulation is not good, it will affect the rest, and there is also a slight radiation. It is recommended that the wall be treated with anti-radiation and sound insulation.