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Anonymous users2024-01-24Buildings with more than 32 floors are mostly frame structures, and the bathroom walls should not be load-bearing walls, but may be shear walls. There is a difference between the two types of loads, the former is a constant load and a live load (person or other moving object) supporting the building slab and above, while the latter is subjected to the lateral shear force of the same floor caused by seismic shaking.
The simple understanding is: load-bearing wall - put an object on top of an object, then the object below is load-bearing;
Shear wall: A tree is reinforced with wood around it to prevent it from being blown down or broken by a hurricane, and the wood is now a shear wall.
All walls of the full-frame structure are non-load-bearing. (except for shear walls). >>>More
The walls of the bedroom and bathroom are not necessarily load-bearing walls, because each apartment type is different, and the location of the load-bearing wall is also different.
For a nine-storey house, the steel frame should play a load-bearing role, and the brick masonry can only be regarded as an enclosure, not a load-bearing wall. Specifically, you have to look at the actual situation or the structure diagram.
Feng Shui, sanitary napkins should not be changed to the bedroom, the bathroom is designed in one location of the whole building, the upper and lower are pipes, the bedroom is a quiet place to rest, how to live in a stable place all night. Long-term residence affects physical and mental health.
Not really.
The same needs to be reinforced. >>>More